Report
Type |
Descriptions
and Benefit |
Current
Summary
 |
This
is a summary of vital information gathered from visits
to your web site. A chart shows you the number of pages
viewed per day for the past 30 days. Hold your mouse
over a bar on the chart to see the date, then click
it to see the sessions on that day. Boxes to the right
show historical visit data including returning visitors
for the period. |
Session
Log
 |
The session
log shows you the time a visitor came to your site,
what web site or search engine they came from, the IP
address and a link to look up the origination of their
connection, as well as the system language of the computer.
Use the magnifying glass icon at the end of the line
to zoom in on the visit and see more information about
the visitor and the pages they viewed. Clicking the
referrer when its a search engine will show you what
the visitor typed in to find you. You can also check
your ranking this way. |
Total
Number of Pages Viewed By Day of the Week
|
This is the
total amount of pages viewed sorted by day of the week
over the last 30 days. Use this page to show what is
the most popular day that your site gets visited on.
You can use this information to time new products or
news releases! |
Total
Number of Visitors Sorted By Day of the Week
|
What day of
the week do you get the most visitors? This graph shows
you the total number of visitors over the past 30 days
sorted by day of the week. |
Total
Number of Visitors Sorted By Hour of the Day
 |
What hour of
the day is the most active? This graph shows you the
total number of visits over the past 30 days sorted
by hour. Hold your mouse over a bar to see the time
of day. |
Referrering
Sites
 |
This chart shows
you were your visitors came from. This is a good place
to show which search engines you are ranking well on. |
Keywords
and Phrases
 |
This page shows
you a breakdown of the words and phrases your visitors
entered into search engines to find your web site. |
Languages
 |
This chart shows
you the languages that make up your visiting audience. |
Timezones
 |
From what part
of the world do your visitors come from? |
Average
Visit Times
 |
How sticky is
your site? This information can be very important when
you approach a potential new advertiser. They'll want
to know how long their ads will be in front of your
visitors eyes before they decide to pay money for a
spot on your pages. |
Most
Viewed Pages
 |
What pages are
the most popular of your site? |
Least
Viewed Pages
 |
What pages are
the least viewed in your site? What pages are here the
your visitors are missing? |
Entry
Pages
 |
What pages are
your visitors entering your site on? These could be
linked in from other sites using your pages deep within
your site, and depriving your visitors from progressing
through your site in the manner that you designed. Another
popular use of the pages shown here are to find out
what pages in your site search engines are directing
traffic to and to leverage that "doorway"
you may not have know exisited....until now! |
Exit
Pages
 |
What pages are
your visitors leaving on? Use this information to try
and learn why they are leaving. |
Navagation
Analysis
 |
Choose a page
to start from, then see a table showing the percentages
of visitors who entered that page from other pages in
your site. Then see where they went. Click any other
page to see the report for it. Walk your site this way
to discover the hidden paths your visitors use when
they visit. |
Conversion
Rates
 |
Choose a page
to start from, then see a table showing the percentages
of visits that reach your target page and what the initial
page was that your visitor landed on. You can also see
how the visitor was brought to your web site too! If
they came from a search engine you can see what was
typed in to get to you! |
System
Colors
 |
This chart shows
the color depth your visitors are use while looking
at your site. Use this information to determine if they
are seeing the site as you designed it. |
Screen
Resolution
 |
This chart shows
the monitor resolution your visitors are use while looking
at your site. Another useful tool to determine if they
are seeing your site as you designed it. |
Browsers
 |
This chart shows
what browsers your visitors are using when looking at
your site. Use this information to determine if they
are seeing the site as you intended. |
Operating
Systems
 |
Windows, Mac,
Linux? What operating systems are your visitors using? |
Historical
Visits
 |
This graph shows
the number of visits and pages viewed each month over
the past year. |
Page
View
 |
Here is the
visit information, including page usage with our exclusive
MouseTracks Technology! |
