The javascript widget will show the arrivals and departures, as well as the pages clicked, on your website. It will indicate the location (city and state) of the visitor, the link they clicked on, went to, or came from, as well as the amount of time that has since passed. It’s real-time in the sense that you’ll get updated information, but you’ll have to refresh the page in order to see the most recent updates.

There are other services that let you see who has stopped by your website. Most of these other tools are specific to blogs, and encourage a sense of social networking around your site. While feedjit doens’t require your visitors to register, you lose a sense of social networking with the rather impersonal data that’s shared with this feed. On the other hand, you can quickly see what links are being accessed the most, and get a larger idea of how your site is operating within the larger web. Including a basic level of recorded stats along with this feed would be helpful in this manner, at least for site owners.

Feedjit is a feeds widget that shows real-time site traffic for your all the pages of your website.

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