AWStats - Free log file analyzer
I plan on checking out AWStats, which is a free log file analyzer. Open source software is so cool! This post is a reminder to me more than anything else… LibraryWebChic mentioned it on her blog.
In the same blog, she also mentioned skype… and I saw that Steven Cohen mentioned it… wow - I just [...]
Website Statistics - Top Search Keyword and Phrases
For the last part of this series, I’ll focus on Search Engine Words and
Phrases. Yes, many different search engines direct customers to our
website - and our web stats software keeps track of which search engines
hit us, and more importantly, what words and phrases are used to find
our pages.
Here’s what happened in October (looking at phrases):
Obviously, [...]
Website Statistics - Top Search Keyword and Phrases
For the last part of this series, I’ll focus on Search Engine Words and Phrases. Yes, many different search engines direct customers to our website - and our web stats software keeps track of which search engines hit us, and more importantly, what words and phrases are used to find our pages.
Here’s what happened in [...]
Website Statistics - Top Referring Sites and URLs
Argh! This is my second try - I had a wonderful article typed up in my blog backend, hit Post… but instead of posting, it died. And disappeared. Completely. Drat.
OK… trying again.
There are many reasons why you might want to use the Top Referring URL and Top Referring Site statistics - they can point out [...]
Website Statistics - Top Exit Pages
Yesterday, I discussed our top Entry pages - what it is exactly, what you find there, and what those stats mean. Today, I’m going to focus on the other part of that area, Exit Pages.
Top Exit Pages are just the opposite of Entry Pages - Exit Pages are the last page a customer sees before [...]
Website Statistics - Top Entry Pages
Update: direct links to all my website statistics posts:
Top Entry Pages (this post)
Top Exit Pages
Top Referring Sites and URLs
Top Search Keyword and Phrases
Top Search Engine Words and Phrases
In my last post, I said: “But we could go … further with this idea. How about seeing who our “virtual competition” is - looking at our web [...]
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