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EServer Recent Readership
 
EServer: Recent Readership
Statistics about EServer.org readership since January 1, 2006.
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  2,327.61 days from 01/01/06 at 12:00AM to 05/16/12 at 02:52PM - Calculated 05/16/12 at 02:52PM  

EServer Readership Reports: Recent Usage


Overview for  All EServer Domains
How have visits to my site changed over time?


Week   Month   Quarter   Year   All Time  
*Sources of Visitors 
*Popular Content 
*Visitor Demographics 
*Site Design and Planning 
*Improving Site Usability 
*Fixing Site Problems 
*Bandwidth Usage 
*Other Details 
*Program Status 
*Menu of Reports 
Where do my visitors come from? 
Overall
   20.79%    Referring Domains
   64.84%    Search Engines
   0.00%    Campaigns
   13.73%    Hijacked Graphics
   0.65%    Failed Referrers
Referring Domains
    16.15%    iastate.edu 
    3.91%    blckdgrd.com 
    2.96%    blogspot.com 
    2.56%    wikipedia.org 
    2.55%    googleusercontent.com 
How many visits has my site had?
Visits Bytes
   Total (2,327.62 days)    150,552,713    22,827G
Daily
   Peak on 09/22/11    122,554   
   Peak on 05/15/12    158.0G
   Average    64,681 10,042M
   Recent Average    61,513    24,530M
Monthly
Average    1,972,770    299.1G
Recent Average    1,876,124    730.6G
    May 2012    944,376    378.8G   
    April 2012    1,965,021    662.7G   
    March 2012    2,095,246    642.7G   
Monthly Averages
    Monthly    Average        Recent   
    Visits    1,972,770    same    1,876,124   
    Bytes    299.1G    upupup    730.6G   
    Pages    6,656,237    down    5,421,525   
    Hits    17,893,438    down    13,222,832   
    Errors    175,037    upupup    275,120   
Where can I look for more information?


 
This is a brief overview of the 150-page detailed report generated
hourly for members of the EServer's editors and board of directors.
 
Our (internal) data complement Alexa/Amazon's analysis of our web
traffic, which allow users to compare our popularity against other sites'
(and to conclude that we're among the most popular humanities websites).