Monthly History: This table shows you the summary table above this for each month of the current year. If this is nearing your monthly quota for your account, contact us to inquire about getting a larger bandwidth setting. Bandwidth: This figure shows you the amount of data downloaded by your visitors. You will generally not need to pay much attention to this figure. This may be text, a picture, a page, a flash file etc. The real meaning of a "hit" is when something is downloaded from your website by a visitor. Hits: This term is very often used instead of "Unique Visitors" to describe the total amount of visitors to your website in a certain period. Each time someone looks at a page on your website, this figure goes up by 1. Pages: This figure is the number of pages people have viewed on your website. To determine the total amount of people who have visited your website, look at your unique visitors figure. These may not be all from the same visitor, for example one person may have clicked on your website 10 time. Number of Visits: The number of visits to your website is the total amount of time people have visited your website.
If someone enters your website address in 5 time this is one unique visitor, and 5 visits. Unique Visitors: The Unique visitors to your website are visitors with different IP addresses, in other words clicks to your website coming from different computers.
You may choose any month from when your account was updated. Report Period: This is the month for the statistics you will see on this page. Generally they are updated every 24 hours. Last Update: This tells you when your statistics were last updated. Terminology is listed as the terms appear from top to bottom in the AWSTATS package. In most cases, unless you requested password-protected statistics, this is your link: Change “YOURDOMAIN.COM” to what is appropriate for your site.ĪWSTAT Terminology The following definitions of the terms used in the AWSTATS statistics package will help you to interpret your website statistics. To view your AWSTATS results, use the link provided by. Interpreting Web Site Statistics with AWSTATS
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