Javascript - Most Efficient Way To Count Clicks?
Jan 20, 2011
I'm starting to run a few ads on a website, and I'm trying to decide the best way to track performance.
Specifically,What's the most efficient way to count clicks? About the only way I can think of is to link the ad to another page with the ID of the ad as an argument (e.g. adserver.aspx?id=1234). The other page would then update the database and do a redirect to the advertiser's link. However, it seems inefficient to have to load a separate page for this. Are there any other options? Also, it seems like I might need to know stuff like how many clicks occurred in a given week. But storing a separate database row with a date for every single click seems excessive. Has anyone else done something like this? Would it make sense to maybe create a new row for each week and increment a counter for all clicks that occurred that week?
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