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New - PHP Website Statistics now available.
If your website is written in PHP code such as this one, you may find that tracking user paths through your website doesn't work with some other statistics solutions. Advanta have recently completed investment in a new solution which works with PHP based websites and can provide that all important 'Paths through site' information to inform you of the route your users take when visiting your site, which page they come in on and which page they leave on!
For more details or to order please use the contact form link at the bottom of the page and we'll get onto it for you today.
If you manage a Website you will find yourself asking these questions:
- How many visitors do I get to my website?
- How do Search Engine users find my website?
- What are the most popular areas of the site?
- Do you know which is your least popular page?
- Does anyone actually download those PDF documents you spend hours organising?
- Which section of the website shall we spend the next web budget on for best return on investment?
- What's the last page a user views before they leave your website?
If you would actually like the answers you need Web Server Statistics Reporting from Advanta Productions.
Web Server Statistics are generated as a log file automatically by most servers, every time a page is requested. When you subscribe to Advanta's Web Server Statistics, you will receive clear and concise monthly reports on the activity on your website. Not only can you see how many visitors you get to the site, but also many other statistics, such as which pages are the most and least popular.
This method of listening to your customers can prove invaluable for your content management and future website development. Just imagine how powerful it is to know which page on your website is seen by the most people, particularly if you have a special offer or news announcement you want to publish.
Advanced Web Server Statistics
You may also be interested to find out how your website visitors end up at your website from the search engines; especially if you are doing any Search Engine Promotion. In that case you might be interested in our Advanced Web Server Statistics which provides all of the features of Web Server Statistics, plus:
Search Engine and Keyword Tracking
Search Engine and Keyword Tracking logs the keyword and search engine detail from any referred traffic, and writes it to a file. That is to say that if a user goes to a search engine such as Google, and ends up at your website as a result of searching for something your site features, then this phrase is recorded and published in the report.
When your Web Server Statistics report is published, you will be able to see which of the search engines has sent you the most traffic, and which key words and phrases have actually been typed into the different engines to find your website.
Referrers and Keywords
Top Referring Sites, Top Referring URLs, Top Search Engines, Top Search Phrases, Top Search Keywords
This report provides you with all the tools you need if you are serious about marketing your web site successfully, and making the Internet work for your business. Particularly useful if you use Google AdWords or other Pay-Per-Click marketing solutions.
For further details or to order Advanced Web Server Statistics please contact Advanta on 0845 22 55 805 (local call rates apply) or visit our contact page and find out what's happening and who is doing what on your web site.
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A summary of the detail that the report provides includes:
General Statistics
- Hits
- Page Views
- Visitor Sessions
- Unique Visitors
- Visitors Who Visited Once
- Visitors Who Visited More Than Once
Resources Accessed
- Most Requested
- Least Requested
- Top Entry Page
- Top Exit Page
- Top Paths
- Most Downloaded Files
- Dynamic Pages and Form Reports
Visitors and Demographics
- Visitors by No. of Visits
- Top Visitors
- Most Active Organisations
Activity Statistics
- Visitors per day on Weekdays
- Visitors per day at Weekend
- Most Active Day of the Week
- Least Active Day of the Week
- Most Active Day Ever
- Number of Hits on Most Active Day
- Most Active Hour of the Day
- Least Active Hour of the Day
Technical Statistics
- Total Hits
- Successful Hits
- Failed Hits
- Failed Hits as %
- Cached Hits
- Cached Hits as %
Browsers and Platforms
- Most used Web Browsers
- Netscape Browsers
- Microsoft Explorer Browsers
- Most used Operating Systems
- Visiting Spiders (Search Engine Indexers)
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