‘Click Heat- Visual Heatmap’ aids all bloggers and webmasters who wanted to see where the visitors are clicking on their websites. It accurately traces down every surfers click to their blogs or websites. 
All these folks who are running a blog or a website with advertisements on it, are always confused where to place ads because they are looking for the highest sales or pay per clicks on the available visitors count and for this they need to know at which location do the visitors click and where do they go from their website entry pages.
Therefore, it is essential for them to install this virtual heat map script on their website to track down all the stats and find the stats in the form of hot and cold click zones which are shown in different colors. The script runs on very less queries which mean that they should not expect big server usage while running this script and whenever some click is made on their website it’s logged with the right location and reported back to the site holder.
The installation of this script is very easy where in they need to extract all the files which they can download here and then upload to a new folder created in their root directory of their web hosting account. This script will help them to optimize their site or web page to allow for greater usability and monetization. They must try to process the link from a browser where the script is uploaded and continue with the easy instructions to complete the setup.
A small java code will be offered, which has to be added on their website pages in order to track them. If they want to only track their website homepage, the code must be put on the index file and the process is done.
The best part of this script is that its completely free and easy to install, along with giving them reports on a daily basis which means that they can directly access for the reports of a previous day and know where their visitors went on a high traffic day based on which they can setup their advertisements. The script offers the final head map report with browser, heat map and screen size related options.
