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Web Site Traffic Analysis at Your Fingertips
CableNetWorkz
provides automated WebTrends reports containing a variety of Web
traffic profiles for you to analyze the traffic on your Web site.
These profiles allow you to measure the activity on your site by
determining who is visiting your site, which pages are the most
popular, etc.
The following
primary reports are provided on a monthly basis:
- General Statistics
- Resources
Accessed
- Most Requested
Pages
- Single Access
Pages
- Most Accessed
Directories
- Visitors
& Demographics
- Visitors
by Number of Visits
- New vs. Returning
Visitors
(sample
visitor report below)

Upon request,
a variety of other profiles are available to assist you in analyzing
the users and content of your Web site. We will be happy to consult
with you to determine which profiles will meet the needs of your
system.
To view your
Web Trends reports, go to our Web site at www.cablenetworkz.com.
Click on "Client Center". Enter your user
name and password, then click the Log In button. Along the left
side of the screen, under the heading Administration Tools, click
on "Site Stats". A table of contents and
the primary Web Trends reports will appear.
Each WebTrends
report provides explanations of the profiles as well as detailed
definitions of terms used.
| General
Statistics - Help Card |
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The Statistics table shows the date and time the report was
generated. All dates and times refer to the location of the
system running the analysis.
Timeframe - Beginning date and time of the log file.
Hits - A count of successful hits for the document
not including the supporting graphic files on the page. Files
considered web pages are those with the following extensions:
.htm, .html, .asp, and a few others. These are defined by
the File Types tab in the Options window.
The total number of hits - A count of all successful
hits including HTML pages, pictures, forms, scripts, and downloaded
files.
Tip: Visit http://www.webtrends.com/support/hits_views_sessions.htm
for a detailed explanation of pages and visitor sessions.
Hits: Entire Site (Successful) - A count of hits that
had a "success" status code.
Hits: Average Per Day - Number of Successful Hits divided
by the total number of days in the log.
Hits: Home Page - Number of times the home page was
visited. This statistic is derived from the Home Page settings
in the profile.
Page Views (Impressions): Total - A count of hits to
pages defined as documents or forms in the File Types tab.
You can define how forms and documents are counted by modifying
the Document Extensions and File Types settings. The supporting
graphics on pages are not counted.
Page Views: Average Per Day - Number of page views
(impressions) divided by the total number of days in the log.
Page Views: Document Views - A count of hits to pages
that are considered documents as defined by the File Types
tab in the Options window. This does not include files that
have been defined as forms.
Visitor Sessions: Total - A count of the visitor sessions
to your site. The length of a visitor session is defined in
the General tab in the Options window.
Average Number of Visitor Sessions Per Day -Number
of visitor sessions divided by the total number of days in
the log.
Average Visitor Session Length -Average of non-zero
length visitor sessions in the log.
Visitor Session for International, Unknown, and the United
States summarize the origin of visitors in percentages of
hits. Geographic location is logged in the User Domain field.
How it is reported is determined by the Domains tab in the
Options window.
Visitors - A count of unique IPs for the period of
the report, whether or not they were authenticated using domain
names or cookies.
Visitors: Unique Visitors - Unique visitors are counted
using the visitor's IP address, domain name, or cookie. Persistent
cookies are defined in Cookies tab in the Options window.
Cookies give the most accurate count.
Visitors: Visitors Who Visited Once - A count of visitor
sessions that occurred only once throughout the log file.
Visitors: Visitors Who Visited More Than Once - The
count of visitor sessions that appeared more than once in
the log file. By default a visitor session is 30 minutes.
The General Stats table gives a general overview of the Web
site's performance and your visitor's behavior, helping you
quickly assess areas to address. It can determine the report
chapters to focus on for valuable site enhancement statistics.
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