How can I check the traffic sources of my website?

Google Analytics Tool is the best way to trace of your visitors of your website. It will give the extensive and more insight knowledge about your visitors. It will tell you where does your visitors are from? how much time they spent on your website? Where they crawl on your website? From where they make an exit from your website? You can also have real time information for your website. So I would recommend you to use this free tool.

You will get proper in depth information from Google Analytics (free). You simply need to add your website in asynchronous code in website header and you will get information about Sources from where your website gets traffic, There are few categories in traffic Direct Visits, Organic Visits(Search Engine), Paid Visits (ad Campaign, PPC) and Referral Visits.

I also prefer Google Analytics to check all traffic sources of my website. Most of people like Google analytics because it provides accurate information regarding traffic for a website. Register your website on Google Analytics by clicking here: http://www.google.com/analytics/

Hello Friend, Google Analytics is the best tool to know about traffic sources.. Firstly In this tool you can also see real time visitor (traffic sources). Second go in Acquisition Section and click on All Traffic and there is a option of Source then click on that so you can see all different different source of visits.

One of the best ways to keep tabs on the traffic sources for a website is through http://similarweb.com/. It’s an online platform which uses a number of powerful data sources to deliver an accurate estimation of user behaviour online. And it’s free to use on any device. Amongst the many statistics it has to offer, SimilarWeb can provide some useful insights into where your traffic is coming from. If you load up http://www.similarweb.com/website/bing.com you can quickly find out information such as traffic sources by channel, traffic by top 5 countries and the top 5 referring websites. And don’t forget that you can analyze any website in the world through SimilarWeb, so it also offers a great opportunity to compare your website sources against your rival’s sources. (Disclaimer: I work with SimilarWeb)

Google Analytics is the best free tool we use.  If you want to get a different read on the same information you can sign up for something like Kissmetrics, but it is an investment.  I'd look at the information in analytics first though.