The number of Hits can have significance in certain situations, but for most of our clients, it’s just not a useful number.
For example, if a visitor views a page on your site that contains an image, that’s 2 hits - one for the page and one for the image. HitsĪ Hit occurs any time a file of any type is accessed on your site. Page views are the number of pages viewed by your visitor - AWStats counts all files and folders as a “Page” unless it’s a stylesheet, an image, or a few other types of files that aren’t capable of serving up content to your visitors. If I visit your site, and then come back 20 minutes later, that’s one visit. For example, if I visit your site, then come back two hours later, that’s two visit. For example, if I visit your site and view 18 different pages, that counts as one visit.ĪWStats groups page views into a single visit if those page views occur within one hour. Vists refer to the number of times folks have visited your site.
However, if I visit one time on my desktop at my office and then again using my tablet at home, I will be counted as two unique visitors. Think of a “host” as a unique computer - so if I visit your site on my desktop computer 33 times during a month, I will show up only as one unique visitor. Technically, this number is a count of each “host” that hits at least one page on your site during the report period. I can’t stress this enough! Here’s a quick overview about some of the more important stats you’ll see in AWStats: Unique Visitors
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You should plan to regularly review your site stats - by understanding what’s going with your site statistics, you’ll better understand how to actually use your web site to achieve your goals. AWStats is a great stats package, and it comes free with your hosting service if your site is hosted by CyberScribe Web Solutions.
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