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Hi Guy,
Do anybody suggest me any site analysis tools in which I can saw my web site rank and visits and leads from which country etc information of my web site....

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Updated, practical summary for 's question (site visits, country breakdown, leads, rank). and pointed toward analytics platforms; the notes below expand that suggestion into a modern, actionable stack and some deployment tips.

Core stack that covers visits, geolocation, leads and rank:
Google Analytics (GA4) for event-based traffic and conversion data; Google Tag Manager to deploy tags and test events without editing templates; Google Search Console for query-level impressions and indexing issues; Matomo if a self-hosted, privacy-first option is required; and paid rank/backlink tools such as SEMrush or Ahrefs for accurate SERP positions and competitor data.

Concrete tracking steps:

  1. Pick a primary analytics platform and deploy a single site tag (GTM recommended).
  2. Define one canonical conversion: either a thank-you pageview or a form-submit event, and mark it as a conversion in analytics.
  3. Use UTM parameters on campaign links so source/medium are preserved.
  4. Verify events in real time (GTM preview or GA realtime) and, for unsampled raw data, export GA4 to BigQuery when needed.

Important cautions:
IP-based country data can be inaccurate with VPNs/proxies. Organic keyword data in analytics is limited; rely on Search Console and rank trackers for keywords and positions. Ensure cookie/consent handling meets local privacy laws so tracking is valid. This writeup expands on the original replies by giving a practical toolset, step checklist, and common pitfalls to watch for.

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Hi Guy,
Do anybody suggest me any site analysis tools in which I can saw my web site rank and visits and leads from which country etc information of my web site....

You can use the Google Analytics tool to track your website performance. First you have to create an account on Google Analytics and after that you have to put the GA code on every page of your website.

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I agree with Braylen.
Google Analytics is the best tool for tracking a website's performance.

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