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Your site's traffic

Knowing how many people visit your website, where they come from and what they look at, without installing anything on your website.

Where to find it

  • On the first page of your "Radio website" service: the "Your site's traffic" card summarises the last 7 days.
  • In your website's menu, Traffic section: the detail, with the choice of period.

The Your site's traffic card on the service's first page: visitors, page views, visit length, most viewed pages and origin

The Your site's traffic card on the service's first page: visitors, page views, visit length, most viewed pages and origin. The layout may change between versions.

What you see

The Traffic page: curves of visitors and page views, totals, most viewed pages, origin, devices and countries

The Traffic page: curves of visitors and page views, totals, most viewed pages, origin, devices and countries. The layout may change between versions.
Figure What it means
Visitors The different people who visited your website, day by day (added up over the period)
Page views The number of pages displayed
Visits A visit groups the page views by the same person less than 30 minutes apart
Pages per visit The average number of pages viewed during a visit
Visit length The time spent between the first and last page, for visits of more than one page
Single-page visits The share of visitors who only looked at one page

Further down: the most viewed pages, where your visitors come from (direct access, search engines, social networks, other websites), the devices (phone, tablet, computer) and the countries.

Step by step

  1. Choose the period: 7, 30 or 90 days, 12 months, or specific dates, then click Show.
  2. Untick Visitors or Page views above the chart to display only one curve.
  3. Click See the figures day by day to read the values, or Export as CSV to open them in a spreadsheet.

How the figures are calculated

  • The figures are calculated every night: the last day shown is yesterday. A new website shows its first figures the next day.
  • They come from the server logs: no cookie, no script added to your website, no IP address kept. Only totals per day are kept, for 13 months.
  • Robots (search engines, automatic tools) are excluded.
  • Your own visits count, like anyone's.
  • A same visitor who comes back two days is counted twice over the period: the total of visitors is a total per day.