Across
- 5. Also called a “hit”, this occurs any time a user accesses a page on a website
- 8. The first pageview of a visit is the entry point, which is often not the home page
- 9. The last page view of a visit is this point
- 10. The percentage of visits that begin on that page. This is a page-specific metric
- 11. The duration of every visit is the sum of time on page for every pageview of the visit.
- 12. Any time a user enters a website, it may consist of one or more pageviews.
- 13. The percentage of all visits that consist of only one pageview.
Down
- 1. Calculated as pageview/visits. This is a measure of user engagement with a website
- 2. Some visits may hit the same page several times. Removing these double counts can give a more realistic picture about the volume of traffic on a page.
- 3. The percentage of all visits that begin on that page that consist of only one pageview.
- 4. The amount of time the user spent on an page before navigating to a different page.
- 6. A visitor may make several visits to the website, so counting only ____________ gives a different picture of website traffic.
- 7. The percentage of pageviews that result in an exit. Again this is a page specific metric.