Google analytics tracking
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Is their a built-in or easy way to track the amount of times an exit link is clicked on a page and show that with other links of the page. For instance: I had a page with several external ad links on it and I want to track how many each got and rank them in google analytics
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You can do this quite easily with event tracking. If you're not familiar with using event tracking you can read up on the GA help site. http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/eventTrackerGuide.html
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Have you tried using In-Page Analytics? It puts little bubbles next to each link on the page to show what percentage and number of users clicked on that specific link. I haven't played with it much but I think you should be able to sort the click data in an export of some kind.
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