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2010 - Dec 31, 2010 Dashboard Comparing To: Site lib.colostate.edu Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010 Dashboard Comparing to: Site Visits 20,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 0 0 Jan 4 Feb 6 Mar 11 Apr 13 May 16 Jun 18 Jul 21 Aug 23 Sep 25 Oct 28 Nov 30 Site Usage 1,790,248 Visits 53.70% Bounce Rate 4,522,401 Pageviews 00:03:14 Avg. Time on Site 2.53 Pages/Visit 52.39% % New Visits Visitors Overview Map Overlay Visitors 8,000 8,000 4,000 4,000 0 0 Jan 4 Feb 6 Mar 11 Apr 13 May 16 Jun 18 Jul 21 Aug 23 Sep 25 Oct 28 Nov 30 Visitors 958,745 Visits 1 1,698,671 Browsers Operating Systems Browser Visits % visits Operating System Visits % visits Internet Explorer 912,992 51.00% Windows 1,461,217 81.62% Firefox 559,134 31.23% Macintosh 307,524 17.18% Safari 243,362 13.59% Linux 9,668 0.54% Chrome 65,696 3.67% iPhone 3,780 0.21% Mozilla 2,950 0.16% Android 2,120 0.12% 1 Google Analytics Screen Resolutions All Traffic Sources Screen Resolution Visits % visits Source/Medium Visits % visits 1024x768 664,856 37.14% (direct) / (none) 1,048,397 58.56% 1280x800 485,963 27.15% google / organic 245,186 13.70% 1280x1024 151,267 8.45% colostate.edu / referral 198,157 11.07% 1440x900 102,240 5.71% search.colostate.edu / referral 33,978 1.90% 1366x768 72,581 4.05% catalog.library.colostate.edu / 29,730 1.66% Keywords Content by Title Keyword Visits % visits Page Title Pageviews % visits csu library 46,581 16.29% Colorado State University 1,075,406 23.78% colorado state university library 15,761 5.51% Libraries | Colorado State 969,947 21.45% csu libraries 7,057 2.47% CSU Libraries: Find Electronic 410,013 9.07% colostate library 5,784 2.02% CSU Libraries: File Not Found 238,690 5.28% lib.colostate.edu 3,649 1.28% Not Found | Libraries | 176,020 3.89% Top Content Content Drilldown Page Pageviews % visits Page Pageviews % visits /index.html 1,988,481 43.97% /index.html 1,988,481 43.97% /databases/index.html 276,265 6.11% /databases/ 645,219 14.27% /databases/path-to-existing- 233,782 5.17% /wildlife/ 333,987 7.39% /404.html?page=/databases/pat 102,787 2.27% /research/ 138,562 3.06% /sfx/ejournals/index.html 61,159 1.35% /404.html?page=/databases/pat 102,787 2.27% Site Search Terms Event Tracking Labels Search Term Total Unique % visits Event Label Total Events % visits Searches javascript:void(0) 251,005 18.53% databases/dblist.php 842 36.17% Home 71,497 5.28% finals 35 1.50% http://lib.colostate.edu/database 32,067 2.37% Laramie 25 1.07% Home http://www.colostate.edu/ 29,422 2.17% lts/jk.html 25 1.07% http://www.colostate.edu/ 27,431 2.03% GFR0014 23 0.99% 2 Google Analytics lib.colostate.edu Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010 Visitors Overview Comparing to: Site Visitors 8,000 8,000 4,000 4,000 0 0 Jan 4 Feb 6 Mar 11 Apr 13 May 16 Jun 18 Jul 21 Aug 23 Sep 25 Oct 28 Nov 30 958,745 people visited this site 1,790,248 Visits 958,745 Absolute Unique Visitors 4,522,401 Pageviews 2.53 Average Pageviews 00:03:14 Time on Site 53.70% Bounce Rate 52.39% New Visits Technical Profile Browser Visits % visits Connection Speed Visits % visits Internet Explorer 912,992 51.00% T1 1,232,764 68.86% Firefox 559,134 31.23% Cable 302,148 16.88% Safari 243,362 13.59% DSL 127,244 7.11% Chrome 65,696 3.67% Unknown 121,078 6.76% Mozilla 2,950 0.16% Dialup 5,530 0.31% 3 Google Analytics lib.colostate.edu Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010 Map Overlay Comparing to: Site Visits 1 1,698,671 1,790,248 visits came from 209 countries/territories Site Usage Visits Pages/Visit Avg. Time on Site % New Visits Bounce Rate 1,790,248 2.53 00:03:14 52.35% 53.70% % of Site Total: Site Avg: Site Avg: Site Avg: Site Avg: 100.00% 2.53 (0.00%) 00:03:14 (0.00%) 52.39% (-0.08%) 53.70% (0.00%) Country/Territory Visits Pages/Visit Avg. Time on % New Visits Bounce Rate Site United States 1,698,671 2.51 00:03:17 50.99% 53.57% Canada 8,886 2.78 00:01:57 83.39% 56.03% United Kingdom 8,699 3.04 00:02:23 85.72% 51.20% Germany 8,197 1.39 00:00:31 31.02% 85.41% India 7,134 4.35 00:03:13 89.22% 39.46% Australia 5,888 3.21 00:02:46 78.04% 49.22% Philippines 5,327 2.84 00:03:03 93.71% 59.62% Mexico 2,317 2.25 00:02:10 83.47% 60.77% France 1,944 2.00 00:01:19 86.63% 67.08% 4 Google Analytics China 1,893 3.02 00:03:54 59.22% 45.43% Malaysia 1,428 3.42 00:03:23 87.04% 54.41% Spain 1,402 2.58 00:01:47 82.67% 57.63% Ireland 1,237 1.96 00:01:00 91.92% 79.95% Japan 1,214 2.33 00:02:18 44.65% 51.89% Italy 1,170 2.65 00:02:30 64.36% 45.38% Russia 1,148 2.84 00:00:56 83.36% 49.48% United Arab Emirates 1,103 3.80 00:02:47 92.38% 57.57% Colombia 1,085 2.01 00:01:40 68.48% 59.91% Pakistan 1,072 3.67 00:02:52 92.35% 46.08% New Zealand 1,027 3.19 00:02:26 79.55% 45.67% Saudi Arabia 1,009 2.95 00:02:18 83.85% 50.05% Indonesia 996 2.98 00:02:47 85.24% 60.34% South Africa 949 3.44 00:02:47 86.30% 46.36% South Korea 899 4.70 00:04:34 65.96% 38.26% Brazil 888 2.22 00:01:56 89.86% 59.01% (not set) 856 2.55 00:02:45 82.94% 41.82% Vietnam 836 2.54 00:02:10 38.28% 30.26% Singapore 821 3.44 00:02:20 88.92% 49.33% Iran 810 2.50 00:01:57 88.40% 54.32% Hong Kong 761 2.50 00:02:35 80.16% 55.72% Argentina 684 2.26 00:01:37 91.52% 68.71% Netherlands 664 2.20 00:03:16 81.33% 54.52% Ecuador 663 2.60 00:02:29 44.80% 35.90% Turkey 656 2.50 00:01:49 83.99% 58.08% Thailand 655 2.36 00:02:10 77.25% 51.91% Puerto Rico 643 2.67 00:02:49 77.45% 61.28% Poland 620 2.31 00:02:11 88.87% 62.90% Egypt 575 2.48 00:02:02 85.91% 57.39% Chile 537 2.04 00:01:44 89.57% 67.78% Taiwan 518 3.45 00:03:47 77.22% 50.58% Belgium 500 2.64 00:03:20 68.40% 48.20% Kenya 473 3.53 00:04:43 57.93% 45.88% Venezuela 457 1.67 00:00:52 94.97% 72.87% Norway 450 2.04 00:02:21 41.33% 51.78% Ukraine 441 1.95 00:01:27 84.35% 69.39% 5 Google Analytics Jamaica 372 6.57 00:05:12 86.29% 44.89% Switzerland 355 2.32 00:01:18 74.37% 66.20% Trinidad and Tobago 355 4.06 00:03:26 82.25% 45.35% Nigeria 350 2.56 00:03:51 91.71% 56.57% Portugal 350 2.39 00:01:29 84.29% 57.71% Peru 343 2.33 00:01:52 87.46% 66.18% Romania 338 3.10 00:02:18 92.90% 57.10% Greece 332 2.38 00:01:26 89.16% 56.63% Czech Republic 330 2.37 00:02:31 74.55% 54.55% Israel 295 2.55 00:02:25 88.14% 57.29% Sweden 277 2.35 00:01:30 92.42% 61.01% Finland 275 2.20 00:01:36 68.36% 59.27% Hungary 244 2.06 00:02:00 93.03% 65.98% Jordan 238 2.47 00:02:23 65.97% 38.66% Dominican Republic 230 1.76 00:01:07 94.78% 76.09% Costa Rica 216 2.61 00:02:43 68.52% 49.07% Lithuania 213 2.31 00:03:27 54.46% 49.77% Morocco 212 2.31 00:01:56 76.42% 67.92% Lebanon 205 3.25 00:02:36 83.90% 60.49% Ethiopia 197 2.75 00:04:07 70.56% 47.72% Serbia 195 2.09 00:01:34 86.15% 58.46% Algeria 188 3.15 00:03:51 88.83% 54.79% Qatar 188 3.77 00:04:21 77.13% 43.62% Bangladesh 184 3.13 00:02:50 88.59% 55.98% Bulgaria 181 1.93 00:01:01 84.53% 67.40% Latvia 180 1.59 00:01:24 82.78% 78.89% Austria 176 2.32 00:01:44 82.95% 53.98% Guatemala 172 1.92 00:01:29 94.77% 66.86% Denmark 168 2.01 00:01:14 85.12% 56.55% Oman 167 3.25 00:02:21 86.83% 46.11% Kuwait 161 3.61 00:03:36 91.93% 47.83% Sri Lanka 153 2.71 00:02:02 94.12% 62.09% Iraq 147 3.18 00:05:01 65.99% 31.29% Slovenia 140 3.04 00:02:45 68.57% 43.57% Mongolia 126 1.94 00:02:14 34.92% 67.46% Panama 120 1.72 00:02:06 90.00% 67.50% 6 Google Analytics Ghana 120 3.05 00:03:20 88.33% 55.00% Croatia 117 2.37 00:01:51 91.45% 58.12% Bahrain 114 3.03 00:04:52 85.09% 46.49% Slovakia 106 2.16 00:01:05 89.62% 58.49% Tunisia 103 2.55 00:00:48 93.20% 62.14% Nepal 101 2.74 00:02:43 67.33% 39.60% Cyprus 98 1.91 00:01:04 61.22% 64.29% Estonia 97 2.10 00:01:38 62.89% 51.55% Bolivia 83 1.72 00:01:57 90.36% 68.67% Georgia 77 2.21 00:01:26 57.14% 50.65% Mauritius 76 3.20 00:02:14 88.16% 50.00% Barbados 75 4.16 00:03:21 81.33% 42.67% Honduras 75 2.11 00:01:31 97.33% 68.00% Kazakhstan 74 2.34 00:01:23 72.97% 58.11% Libya 72 3.08 00:02:07 87.50% 50.00% Syria 72 1.76 00:00:58 90.28% 56.94% Yemen 70 2.40 00:03:24 94.29% 54.29% Bahamas 70 4.66 00:04:39 88.57% 48.57% Malta 67 2.63 00:02:19 91.04% 52.24% 1 - 100 of 209 7 Google Analytics lib.colostate.edu Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010 Browsers Comparing to: Site Visits 20,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 0 0 Jan 4 Feb 6 Mar 11 Apr 13 May 16 Jun 18 Jul 21 Aug 23 Sep 25 Oct 28 Nov 30 1,790,248 visits used 83 browsers Site Usage Visits Pages/Visit Avg.
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