Unique visitors per day – including spiders
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Views, visitors, dates (data)
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A unique visitor is understood to mean all views occuring from the same IP address. By watching the number of visitors over a longer period of time, you can see if campaigns or new content are successful.
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Requested Files (URLs)
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Views, bandwidth, loading time (Avg., Cum., Max. T.S.), URL (data)
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This category provides an overview of the most requested URLs. Here you can find out which pages of your web project are particularly popular, how much bandwidth is consumed, and how stable the loading time of each page is.
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Static Requests
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Views, bandwidth, loading time, file (data)
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As in the previous case, this is also about files, but only static content like images, icons, or layout elements.
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Not Found URLs (404s)
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Views, URL (data)
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The URLs listed in this category have led visitors to a 404 error. You can use this statistic to identify and resolve network problems or incorrect links. The latter has a negative effect on users as well as search engines.
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Visitor Hostnames and IPs
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City, country, hostname, IP (data)
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In this section, you will find information on the provider and IP address of your visitors. GoAccess even provides data on country of origin and location. The findings enable personalized content to be presented to users.
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Operating Systems
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Views, visitors, operating system (data)
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Here you can see which operating systems your users use (sorted by frequency). You can use this data, for example, to determine exactly how high the mobile traffic volume is.
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Browsers
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Views, visitors, browser (data)
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In this section, the accessing client types are presented. First and foremost, you’ll see the figures of the different browsers, but also whether crawlers are browsing your site and if so, which ones.
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Time Distribution
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Views, visitors, loading time, hour (data)
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You obtain an hourly overview of visitor numbers. This way, you can determine exactly when your users are particularly active, and then advertise or publish advertisements or new content.
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Virtual Hosts
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Views, bandwidth, host (data)
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If you are running multiple virtual hosts (domains, IP addresses) on your web server, you can use these statistics to filter out the resources that are putting the most strain on your server.
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Referrers URLs
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Views, URL (data)
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The referrer is the information that appears in the log file showing which URL visitors used to access your site. You can use this information to filter out strong partner sites and also find out which search terms visitors use, if they came directly from a search engine.
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Referring Sites
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Views, website address (data)
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Unlike with the previous statistics, you will not receive the URL, but the general website address of the originating site
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Keyphrases from Google’s search engine
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Views, search terms (data)
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GoAccess offers a separate list of search queries to the referrer statistics – at least for Google. This saves you the tedious work of evaluating referrer URLs independently. The results obtained can provide useful insight for your keyword strategy.
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Geo Location
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Visitors, origin (data)
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Under the heading 'Geo Location', you will find where IP addresses are geographically positioned.
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HTTP Status Codes
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Views, status code (data)
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This section provides an overview of your server’s responses. You can see from the data whether your web server is working properly and whether all content can be accessed without errors.
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