well. hi there first revenue :
After building my website, having some problems with the domain and triying to deliete it (not on wealthy affiliate, I started that site way before I found this place!) I've built another site :) new domain name new content (that I'm still building) and here you go a month passed :)
I started digging in the buttons in the builder and found out my revenue charts.
Now, I don't realy understand what they meen!
so now I'm trying to fined out what they ment to say to me.
| Hits, | Files, | Pages, | Visits, | Sites, | KBytes? |
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can anybody tell me what are thouse?!
I hope you all achiving grate success here :)
and ofcourse I'll LOVE to hear your stories, first impresions or just you saying "hi" :)
If we're in the same boat just tell me how was your day, if you're more expierianced than me please (!) tell me what are thouse words above meens :)
have a grate week,
Marin.
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Hi Marin, a screenshot would help, because I do not use the Site Builder, I am using my own tools for this.
Hits are all the requests made to the server, for anything, php/html pages, images, videos, cgi scripts, each time an item is requested.
Files are all the requests made to the server where the server has to respond with something back, a php/html page, an image, a video, etc.
Hits can be considered as all incoming requested, while the files are the outgoing ones. Not all hits request the server to send something back.
Pages are all the requests made to the server where the server sends back as an answer a file, which can be html, php, cgi, but the difference between this and files is that video, images requests, and all the similar requests are not treated as a page.
Visits means each time your boyfriend is visiting you and watching your website.
That was supposed to be a joke :P. Visits are the requests made from a specific IP to the server, meaning that whatever that person on that ip is doing on your website is treated as a visit. There is a standard period of time of 30 minutes that can be changed, meaning that if I visit your website now, I am considered to be making one visit, and if I return after 1 hour, because I liked what I have seen probably, I will be considered as a new visit.
OFF TOPIC: God damn I hate this message window resizing while I type which some times sends me back at the beginning of my answer. Howgh!
Sites is the number of requests which came from unique ips ( sites is used as location ). You pick a period of time for which you want to see the number of sites, and it will show you the number of all ips, one time each. More or less close to the real number of visitors that your website had.
Kbytes is the size of the data sent by the server in outgoing requests. IE, I open a page from your website, the page opens in the browser. The size of that page, together with the images, videos, scripts, styles etc which are part of that page and are loaded for me is the kbytes measure.
I hate this awfully resizing message window :)) And since I am on my laptop I hate to change tabs in a text file. Cheers Milan, you owe me big time :)) Joking
you allways welcome to ask anything! If I don't know something I'll try to point you out to places that might be more helpfull :)
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Great, keep it going. I am 4 months in WA.
thank you :)