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Newsletter coming soon!

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Just wanted to give you an update on what we are working on. Currently we are still developing the online tools for webmasters. This is an intensive development process but we are making great strides.

We are also almost done with developing a newsletter that you can opt-in or out of at any time. This newsletter will include new features and tools of our website, tips on how to best use our site, our customer’s websites that we think you’ll enjoy, and sofware reviews for webmasters that we think you’d like.

If you have any questions…please let us know!

Cheers!

 Greg
WebsiteStatsCounter.com  

Website Statistics Terminology

Friday, October 26th, 2007

Website Stats Counter - Terminology

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Pageload - This is the amount of times a webpage(s) from your website has be loaded into a web browser. This does not tell you how many people are actually visiting your site though. It only shows you how often your webpages are being accessed. This means that 1 person could be clicking refresh 10,000 times or conversely 10,000 people could be loading 1 webpage each.

Click - these are the amount of times a link has been clicked on the webpage(s) being tracked. This is a good indicator of your visitors going from one webpage to another. This is indicitive of “interest” in your webpages.

Unique Visitor - This is an individual person that is visiting your website/webpage. The number of unique visitors gives you a good idea of how many different people are visiting your site. The more unique visitors you have, the better.

Return Visitor - This is a unique visitor that has visitor your website or webpage 2 or more times. This means that he/she really liked your site and came back at a later time. This is good because it shows that your website is a place that they would come back to in the future. Getting the visitors is the first step, retaining them is the second. This is what “Return Visitor” tracks.