How do you tracks statistics for thousands of domains?

[Adidas]

Hi, so I bet most of you have hundreds, if not thousands of domains.
My question: what software do you use to track statistics? It would take AGES to add them all up to google analytics, and a lot of the packaged ones don't support multi-domaining or sub-domains out of the box.

So... what's the best solution?

 

[diegoid]

Domain Dashboard. I manage "many" domains from different servers with it.

Good Luck.

 

[nielsencl]

Well, are you talking about domains or about web sites? If it's domains then I have them parked and the parking services provide all the stats I need. If you are talking about site, then all of the hosting accounts I have provide stats for each site.

I don't need much for each site so when I need to look at traffic or referrers that works for me. I have no need of anything that would show me aggrigate numbers, like how much traffic per day for all sites?.

I use an Excel spreadsheet to keep track of all my domains that are hosted or parked and registered via different domain registrars. It's not perfect but it works well enough.

 

[svj888]

I just write custom log scripts on my server.

Not the most efficient thing in the world, but you get exactly the stats you want... you're only limited by your imagination.

The perl you need to learn is pretty minimal. If you have any coding experience at all, it should only take you couple of hours, and you're set.

 

[CoolGuy]

Cpanel has a bunch of domain tracking stats software. They automatically track each added domain on the account. It does the job for me. But I'm really not sure about thousands of domains. Unless you have them all on one account.