Don't worry, webstats software is included in a professional hosting package. Just login to the admin area of your server.
Another possibility is using e.g. a script offered by Google: analytics. Add a reference to the script code at the bottom of your site(s) and be able to thoroughly examine the visits.
Joe Shmo around the corner, I mean very small businesses and individuals that don't really promote their online activities, they probably get about 2 to 20 (unique) visits every day, bots included.
We all know about YouTube, the site that allows us to see video online and to use that video on our own website, by copying and inserting one line of code.
In fact the video file (myvideo.avi), once uploaded, is transformed to a Flash animation (youtube123.swf), which can be viewed when you have the Flash-plugin installed. Transformed to Flash because of the widespread usage of plugin, and because otherwise, clicking on a link to a video file would trigger your (external, not in site) mediaplayer software; the Flash extension of your browser on the otherhand makes it possible to plug the video in the site.
So if you want video files on your own site, use YouTube or alike if you're ok with the logo and added player-controls, otherwise use an avi2swf program, and integrate a clean Flash file.
cinemaFORGE is a freeware tool which transforms video files to flash...
Use this html code to embed the generated flash file: <object width="320" height="240"> <param name="movie" value="your_file.swf" /> <embed src="your_file.swf" width="320" height="240"></embed> </object>
Webdesigners are probably more interested in my coding tricks.;-)