Web & FTP Statistics
Take a look at what data is listed in the Web & FTP Statistics part inside a given hosting account.
Since a website is used to share information and facts with the online world or to find more customers if you offer products and/or services, it is very important to know how it is progressing. What you will need for that is a comprehensive log of the visits to the Internet site - how many new people have opened it, how many have come back, what web pages they've visited and many others. It will also be extremely helpful if you know how people noticed your site, particularly if you are running a marketing campaign, as you'll be able to find out if people have opened your site directly or if they were referred by a search engine or a portal in which you advertise. This sort of info will help you boost the functionality of the site and, if needed, change your advertising tactics if different parts of the site should be getting more targeted traffic. Having in depth statistics offers you a better understanding of how your Internet site is doing and a better control over your online presence.
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Web & FTP Statistics in Shared Web Hosting
The Webalizer and AWStats programs, supplied with all
shared web hosting, will provide you with detailed hourly, day-to-day and month-to-month reports with regards to the number of website visitors on any website hosted inside your account. You are able to access this data with a few mouse clicks in your Hepsia Control Panel and view neat graphs and tables. You can save/download them, if required. The reports provide much more than only the amount of visits, though - you will be able to monitor the length of time the visitors spent on your website, the first and the last web page they opened, the web pages that got most hits, the visitors’ IPs and location, the referring search engines, the keywords which were used, etc. This data will provide you with a far greater understanding of how your websites are doing and what elements must be enhanced, plus details about the effects of any advertising campaigns you may be running.