For example we consistently have a not really believable high ratio of Page Views per User Visit.
Average of about 90 Page Views per user. Crawlers make up about 20-30% of those.
Anyway we can have a deeper insight as to the Page Views please?
For example we consistently have a not really believable high ratio of Page Views per User Visit.
Average of about 90 Page Views per user. Crawlers make up about 20-30% of those.
Anyway we can have a deeper insight as to the Page Views please?
Greeting DGForum,
I think a user is someone who is registered on your site. In most open communities, users are generally a fraction, less than 10% of visitors.
So on the 22nd of August, you had 2785 pageviews, only a fraction of that is from your 30 registered users who visited that day. The remaining should be from visitors and crawlers.
Did you check the graph ?
That said, when I calculate the ratio, we still have something like one user visit is to 50 pageviews.
Maybe the real question will be how pageviews are calculated.
I hope that helps.
Thank-you, that does help.