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Ashford, Laleham, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell & Sunbury

Web usage statistics 2004

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Spelthorne used web trends reports to monitor the usage of our website in 2004. Included are the number of pages viewed by visitors and the top pages viewed.  Please find below summary data for the website from January to December 2004.

Month and Year Pages Viewed Monthly Unique Visitors Total Visits Number of pages on the site Number of Documents and Files on the site
Jan-04 74,066 7,653 10,860 2004 5274
Feb-04 89,787 9,043 12,885 2081 5528
Mar-04 96,571 9,725 14,304 2148 5978
Apr-04 89,942 9,317 13,719 2260 6671
May-04 87,232 10,035 14,115 2321 6833
Jun-04 94,411 11,108 15,937 2377 7027
July-04 104,465 14,428 19,158 2455 7332
Aug-04 99,721 14,933 19,712 2511 7523
Sept-04 108,824 14,770 20,075 2554 7710
Oct-04 110,756 18,361 23,320 2619 7855
Nov-04 122,133 28,924 34,499 2688 8058
Dec-04 102,967 27,366 31,644 2735 8264



Explanation of statistics used
Statistics used Unique User (industry audit definition): According to IFABC Global Web Standards (www.ifabc.org) a Unique User is an "IP address plus a further identifier. Sites may use User Agent, Cookie and/or Registration ID." Note that where users are allocated IP addresses dynamically (for example by dial-up Internet Service Providers), this definition may overstate or understate the real number of individual Users concerned. A Unique User is at a minimum an IP address + the Browser ID with a unique address entering a website by any page and is counted once for the given period (the minimum audit period is one calendar month). The number of Unique Users is an indicator of a website’s audience or reach. Page Impression (industry audit definition): According to IFABC Global Web Standards (www.ifabc.org) a Page Impression is a "file or a combination of files sent to a user as a result of that user's request being received by the server." In effect, one request by a valid User should result in one Page Impression being counted. In most cases, a single request from a User causes the server to send several files to satisfy the request. For example, the server may send a .html file followed by several associated graphic images and audio files. A single request from a user may also cause the server to send additional .html files to build a frameset. The site must ensure that all additional, non-requested files are filtered out and excluded when counting the claimed number of Page Impressions.





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