Also known as Page Impressions. Hits on web pages only -- all other files are not counted. Table of Contents
The happening of the webpage of a website displayed to a Netizens. Therefore, the index page will get more of these than the pages within the website.
A more useful measure of website popularity than hits. A page view is just what is sounds like: one person viewing one web page, regardless of the number of files on that page.
When a web page is requested by somebody through a browser. Page views are often used to track the number of impressions a banner gets.
A count of web pages accessed by users. Non-document files, such as graphics, are excluded -- making this and user sessions the two most meaningful measurements of overall web site traffic. Also known as "page impressions".
All requests for resources that are defined as Pages.
Counts how many web pages have been viewed by unique visitors. One page view might comprise several hits as a page may call for graphical or text files from the web server.
A page view is a successful request for a file on your web site that is considered to be a page. These usually mean files with extensions such as .txt, .asp, .aspx, .php, etc. Views generated as a result of an error (either a 400 or 500 level error) are not counted as actual views for your site, and are kept separate from successful views.
The number of times a Web page is loaded during a specified time period.
Page views are the individual web pages requested from the web server. Page view statistics are helpful in evaluating your navigation, targeting and improving content, and indicate whether your home page is enticing to visitors.
The estimated number of visited pages within a Web site. For example, if a Web site contains 10 pages and an estimated 100 unique visitors per month, the site receives approximately 1000 monthly page views (10X100=1000).
Definition: Usually referred to website traffic where a visitor loads a webpage on the site. Query Definition: A keyword or a string of words which are used to search for information in the search engines. Reciprocal Link Definition: Two websites sharing links to each other.
Page views are the number of pages displayed on a user's browser. Can be useful to estimate the trafic of a Web site for a periode of time and adjust some settings on that Web site to maximize trafic rate, sells or click through.
A page view is when a web page on a site is accessed by a unique visitor representing a single page view. That same visitor can visit the same page, and it will register as another page view.
Page view is the number of times a web page is rendered by the server. These may include HTML pages or script pages. Images, sound and video files are not taken into account in page views.
Number of times a user requests a Web page or a page that contains a particular ad.
The number of times a Web page has been successfully served to a user's browser.
OneStat.com telt het aantal pagina's dat iemand kijkt naar een pagina van de web site. Dit wordt een pageview genoemd.
How many times someone has viewed a page on your website. Sometimes referred to as Impressions, this is a useful metric if youâ€(tm)re selling advertising on your website because it will help you to determine your inventory - how much advertising space you have available.
The number of times a Web page is opened, typically measured per person. Page-view statistics often do not include the specifics for frames within those pages. Also, the page-view count generally does not distinguish between unique and repeat visitors.
A measure of the number of times an HTML file was requested from the server. Unlike hits, image files aren't counted. Unlike unique visitors or users, one person visiting the same page multiple times may be counted.
The number of requests to view a specific web page in a specific time frame (the same person could make multiple requests).
A term used as a measurement of website traffic that calculates the number of individual pages viewed by distinct customers during a specified period of time.
Also called Page Impressions or Page Requests. Only hits to HTML pages are counted.
A hit to any file that is classified as a Page. Contrast with Hit, which counts files of every type.
The number of times a particular web page was viewed. A website is generally made up of multiple pages.
Number of times a user requests a page on a website. Page Views should NOT be used as an indicator of inventory or impressions, as some pages may not have ads placed on them and some pages have multiple ads.
or page deliveries - the number of times a web page is requested. Page views, not hits, are the preferred counting method for site-traffic estimates and measurement.
The number of times users request a page which may contain a specific ad.
A page view counts the number of times a specific web page has been accessed or viewed. Page views are often used to determine a Web site's traffic.
When referring to Internet advertising, a page view is a unique load or view of a text-based file, such as an HTML file. When looking at your web site's statistics, a page view is a better representation of how many unique people are actually coming to your web site. If your statistics list hits and page views, your hits will often be much greater than your total page views.
Also called Page Impressions. Hit to HTML pages only (access to non-HTML documents are not counted).
Each time a web page on a site is accessed by a visitor, it counts as one page view. It doesn't matter if the same user viewed the same page 5 minutes ago, it still represents another page view. For example, let's say that a website receives two unique visitors in one day. The first visitor surfs around the site and views a total of six pages. The second visitor views 11 pages. This represents 17 page views for the day by two unique visitors. (This poor webmaster needs to do some serious SEO and site promotion!)
The number of times a user requests a page that may contain a particular ad, which is indicative of the number of times an ad was potentially seen. Page views often overstate ad views because some users turn off graphics to improve browsing time.
also known as page impression or simply an impression, is when a webpage is presented to a website visitor. Home pages generally get more page views than other pages in the site, which is why more advertisers place their banners on home pages.
The number of times distinct pages of a website are served.
Source Tracker counts a page view as the download of a web page and the execution of the WTL JavaScript it contains. In terms of hits, only HTML pages, dynamic pages, and forms containing the JavaScript would be considered page views, not hits to images, audio files, video files, or ads.
Number of times a user requests a page that may contain a particular ad. Indicative of the number of times an ad was potentially seen, or "gross impressions." Page views may overstate ad impressions if users choose to turn off graphics (done to speed browsing).
Page views is the number of times a sites web pages have been viewed over a given period. It is a far more accurate measurement of a sites popularityy than hits but is still not a particuarly helpful statistic exept in determining how good your sites content is. Generally the higher number of page views per visit the better and more interesting the website is.
each time a web page on a site is accessed by a visitor, it counts as one page view, whether or not the same user viewed the same page 5 minutes ago. (aka pageload)
A Page View is a web page that has been viewed by one person. Online advertisers commonly decide which websites to publish their adverts based on the number of page views a website receives.
A representation of the amount of hits to a HTML page. (Hits on non-HTML documents such as .gifs/graphics are not counted).
The number of times a page of your website is viewed.
The number of times a server requests a Web page. More accurate than hits, this is the preferred measurement for counting traffic on a Website.
In site statistics software, the total number of times users view a single web page.
The number of times consumers request a page that may contain a specific ad.
A page view includes all the embedded images and other files in a Web page. Understanding how many page views and which pages are being viewed is important in gauging the overall popularity of a site, and the popularity of specific pages.
Total number of pages requested by site visitors from the MediaBrtains server. (Complete download of the page is not required to count as a page view.)
A page is defined as any file dished out by a web server that would generally be considered a web document. This includes HTML pages (.html, .htm, .shtml), script-generated pages (.cgi, .asp, .cfm, etc.), and plain-text pages. Image files (.jpeg, .gif, .png, etc.), sound files (.wav, .aiff, etc.), video files (.mov, etc.), and other non-document files are not counted as pages.
The actual number of people who've seen a specific Web page.