Flickr offers stats to Pro users
My friend Evan sent me a note today with a link to details on Flickr’s expanded webstats.
As a Flickr Pro user (Here I am!) I can now get access to more advanced stats — search engines users finding my photos, websites using my photos, links pointing at my photos. All kinds of good, useful information. Almost like running my own little photo website.
To get the Flickr stats activated for your account, you have to be a Pro account and logged in. Then if you click Your Stats under the You menu, you’ll get instructions on activiting the stats. If you’ve already activated the stats, you’ll get the stats.
Just a little tip to get a little more out of a great service!
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