Last month I wrote about Frappr, a service that allows web visitors who are willing to to register themselves on a map.

Today here’s another one: Clustrmaps gives an overview of visitors’ geographical location without them being registered in the first place. I put the widget in the right sidebar and rather than talking about it, you just have to compare the two maps:

The maps are not thoroughly identical, yet if the illustrated blog appealed to visitors from a little more different countries then the difference between the two would eventually result unnoticeable 😀

Some more details about Clustrmaps

• the free service makes it possible to:
  • insert a small map on one’s website (on the right, “They have come”)
  • access to a bigger map by one click on the small map (public access to all and the map can be viewed on the Clustrmaps website)

• the professionnal service makes it possible to:
  • insert a bigger map directly on one’s website (with a zoom)
  • get a more complete restitution and tracking
  • protect the access to the map (confidentiality)