i am happy with this google tool beause it displays almost all those keyword which is popular for my site.and number of visits also accurate...
Like anything, Google Analytics has its fans and its critics, and both sides may distort the truth a little to support their position. But Google recently named ten specific myths about Analytics and embarked on a special effort to debunk them.

Now, posting Google's arguments here might amount to preaching to the choir. Also, since the post on the Google Analytics Blog is about 1,500 words long, reading them all would take up a bit of your time. So here are the ten myths (as identified by Google), plain and simple:
If any of these statements sound accurate to you, click through to the original post to get Google's take. Otherwise, supporters of Google Analytics may just find it interesting that these matters were highlighted at all.
Google appears to be going after new customers by addressing some very basic issues. This could indicate that the company's trying to expand the service's reach by introducing it to a whole new group of not-especially-tech-savvy individuals.
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I run Google Analytics on every website I create, but honestly I am always very skeptical about the data it displays.
I like Awstats. I use it a lot and I trust the information it displays. It is a free tool - courtesy of http://awstats.sourceforge.net/