The Strange Case of the Missing Visitors (to my website)
I receive detailed monthly statistics from my website provider, Ipage. In particular I keep track of the number of visitors. In April I was a member of the Success Panel at the UW-Madison Writer’s Institute and I provided by website to everyone. With over 300 attendees, I expected a spike in the number of visits to my website. To my shock and chagrin there were 251 LESS visits in April than in March. How can that be? Can I conclude that my participation in the Success Panel was a failure in attracting conference attendees to my website? I freely admit that I don’t understand where all my visits come from. Since June 2012 I’ve averaged 1216 visits per month. In April 2013 I had 489 MORE visits than my monthly average (the initial 4 months of 2012 were bleak). Taking that view April doesn’t look so bad. What’s the right perspective? Can anyone in Social Network Land (SNL) help me out? Should I be tracking other data such as: number of pages or number of hits? And what happened to 251 visitors? Anyone who can help me out with this will be greatly appreciated.
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6/28/2015 08:26:04 pm
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