aWebVisit - Summary

(from 07/May/2000:10:07:55 to 03/Jun/2000:19:37:27)

1. Introduction

aWebVisit extracts visitor information from WWW logfiles. For each visit, your web pages are then classified as an entry, transit, exit and/or hit&run page. The links followed during the visit to your website are classified as incoming, internal, outgoing and/or in&out links. If you are not familiar with these concepts, you will find more detailed explanations in the Help file.

The flow of visitors through your website can be summarised as follows :

Entry Transit Exit Hit&Run --> Entry --> Entry Incoming Incoming Internal Internal Outgoing Outgoing In&Out In&Out Exit --> Exit --> --> Hit&Run --> Hit&Run

Some global web maps are available. Try using aWebVisit-Map for individual page maps...

2. Logfile Information

Start date 07/May/2000:10:07:55
End date 03/Jun/2000:19:37:27
'Page' hits 183
'Image' hits 89
Hits from excluded hosts  
Skipped entries 0
Valid entries 272

The 'page' hits represent 67.3 % of all valid hits on your website. The 'image' hits are excluded as specified in the current configuration of aWebVisit. You do not need to include or exclude other types of pages for the moment...

This is probably not a large enough sample for statistical analysis. Please use logfiles covering a longer period of time...

3. Visit Information

Visit Type Visit
Count
Visits
(%)
Normal visits (> 2 hits) 1 0.7
In & Out visits (2 hits) 2 1.5
Hit & Run visits (1 hit) 35 25.9
Discarded visits (0 hits) 20 14.8
Excluded visits (e.g. robots) 77 57.0
Total visits 135 100.0

2.2 % of your visitors visit at least two pages on your site, which is pretty bad ! Have a closer look at the hit & run pages and see if you might keep them on your site...

Visit Statistics Page hits
per visit
Elapsed time
per visit
Time per
page (sec)
Minimum 1 00:00:01 11.0
Average 1.1 00:00:19 14.8
Maximum 3 00:00:32 26.0

The average visit reaches 9.2 % of all pages (including returns to the same page).

The longest visit in number of hits was from host cache-rq05.proxy.aol.com on 14/May/2000:22:12:46.
It was also the longest visit in duration.

4. Page Information

The most important page statistics are given in the table below :

Page Type Hit
Count
Hits
(%)
  Page
Count
Pages
(%)
  Min.
Hits
Avg.
Hits
Max.
Hits
Max.
(%)
Max. Hits - Page
Entry 3 1.6   2 16.7   1 1.5 2 66.7 /
Transit 1 0.5   1 8.3   1 1.0 1 100.0 /
Exit 3 1.6   3 25.0   1 1.0 1 33.3 /sellers.html
Hit&Run 35 19.1   10 83.3   1 3.5 10 28.6 /listings/invesbuy.html
Total 183 100.0   12 100.0   1 15.2 77 42.1 /robots.txt

It is worthwhile spending some time on this table. Notice for instance that of the 183 page visits, 19.1 % are hit & runs. Or that of the 12 different pages on your website, 25.0 % are used as an exit page at least once.

Based on the 3 entries to your website, you can also see that 66.7 % of your visitors use page / to enter your site, and 33.3 % use page /sellers.html right before leaving your website. And page /listings/invesbuy.html is responsible for 28.6 % of the hit & runs.

5. Link Information

The most important link statistics are given in the table below :

Link Type Hit
Count
Hits
(%)
  Link
Count
Links
(%)
  Min.
Hits
Avg.
Hits
Max.
Hits
Max.
(%)
Max. Hits - From Page Max. Hits - To Page
Incoming 1 25.0   1 33.3   1 1.0 1 100.0 / /
Internal 0 -   0 -   - - - -
Outgoing 1 25.0   1 33.3   1 1.0 1 100.0 / /
In&Out 2 50.0   2 66.7   1 1.0 1 50.0 / /orinfo.html
Total 4 100.0   3 100.0   1 1.3 2 50.0 / /

Interpretation of this table is similar to the one above. Note that redirects by your web server will also appear as links, and that frames will generate links between the main frame and its children.

Since 12 different pages were visited and 3 different links were followed on your website, we can say that visitors usually follow 0.3 links per page. This means that you may not have enough hyperlinks on your site, or that they are hardly ever used.

6. Status Information

Code Description Hit
Count
Hits
(%)
200 Okay 191 70.2
304 Not modified 4 1.5
404 Not Found Requests 77 28.3
Total   272 100.0

The 'usual' status codes, i.e. 200 (Okay) and 304 (Not modified), represent 71.7 % of all hits.
The others are examined in more detail here.

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Created with aWebVisit 0.1.6 on Mon Jun 5 23:33:39 2000