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WebStatistics
Monitor the performance and optimise the success of your Internet pages with WebStatistics!
Find out who visits your website, how long they stay and which pages are most popular.
Gather all the information you need and create an comprehensive, informative analysis.
Use the data to improve navigation and maximise the success of your site!
Find out how your visitors behave
When you set up your website, you probably thought long and hard about who you were designing the pages for. After all, you want other people to appreciate and go to it, whether it’s for private or professional use. But how do visitors to the Internet respond to your website? Where do these users come from? which pages are “hit” most often, and when?
WebStatistics will help you to draw up a detailed analysis. A variety of evaluation options with tables and clear diagrams will reveal your visitors’ behaviour to you in full. Evaluations can be represented in many different ways – for instance a bar graph, pie chart or even simple numerical data.
Informative results help you to optimise your pages!
Once you know the pattern and interests of your Internet users, you can design your homepage accordingly. For instance, if you realise that your visitors are practically ignoring certain pages and topics, you can edit them – or change your navigation. Since you can call up WebStatistics as often as you like and in real time, you will soon see if your changes have been successful.
WebStatistics will give you the answers to these and more questions for a successful result.
WebStatistics
Visitors
How many users come to the homepage?
How often are the pages called up?
How many pages does the individual user view?
Which pages do the users go to and when?
Which pages are seen most often?
Information
What link or information brought guests to your homepage?
Technology
What browser version is the visitor using?
What operating system is the visitor using?
Geography
Which countries are the users from?
Error pages
Which pages did not load successfully or are missing?
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