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Real Estate marketing statistics, web visitor statistics & search trends

Your information and advertising must be constantly monitored and fine tuned to take full advantage of the World Wide Web. We can analyse any site with the most powerful tools in the industry to ensure your site is working to gain you the best possible competitive advantage.

"Put simply, the more you know about the strengths and weaknesses of your site the better it becomes"… Internet Works Spring 99.

We can produce full site statistics, both raw log data and also graphical representations as needed.

We can also include a full report on a regular basis as follows-

• Which search engine terms have been used to find the site.
  

• Which meta-tags and search engine registrations yielded the most visits.

• Visitor path through site, by page or section & how this changes when the site is changed

• Effectiveness of links and advertising
  

• Average page view times
  

• Server traffic logs to show busy/slow times and dates
  

• User's Internet addresses
  

• Access times for visitors
  

• Site navigation ease
  

• Content evaluation
  

• Number of new users
  

• 24hr monitoring of your site or server. We will be instantly alerted to any problems and will solve them instantly for maximum up-time.
  

• And many more…

For the technical or power user we can drill right down into the site for detailed logs, charts and statistics on everything from security, server performance and uptime through to database usage. We use web statistics to restructure site information to facilitate traffic growth patterns.

To obtain user information, find a web-hosting service provider that offers parsed log files that can be captured and analysed on a regular basis. These tools are commercially available and offer a variety of useful reports on user preferences.

Another approach is using web-hosting log reports that at minimum provide information on the basic "big three" web statistics: number of total hits, quantity of data delivered; and unique network addresses served.

Detailed user information helps webmasters revise a site to reflect user preferences