[podcasters] Frappr map alternative?
vannuysd
Does the Frappr have an upper limit? My listeners don't seem to be able to add themselves
to my Frappr map anymore. i'm wondering if it has topped out, hit some sort of upper limit.
Is there an alternative to the Frappr map that would give me better performance? I love
seeing where my listeners are located in the world and having them be able to see that their
fellow listeners form a global community.
David
Shrink Rap Radio Psychology Podcast
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Erk Pod
When I was using Blogger, there was a Java widget you could get from
http://feedjit.com/ which allows you to see where your visitors come from
either in a text box or on a map of the world. The best thing is, it is done
automatically so you do not need them to do anything!
Erk
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davem2696
I use this widget on my site. I like the how visitors to the site can
see where everyone else is coming from.
DaveM
SCTRCST Scooter Internet Radio <http://sctrcst.com/>
--- In podcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Erk Pod" <erkpod@...> wrote:
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> When I was using Blogger, there was a Java widget you could get from
> http://feedjit.com/ which allows you to see where your visitors come
from
> either in a text box or on a map of the world. The best thing is, it
is done
> automatically so you do not need them to do anything!
>
>
>
> Erk
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>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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