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TX−Hidalgocounty TX−HidalgoCounty Web Log Analysis Custom Date Range Report Report Range:06/01/2008 00:00:00 − 01/09/2009 23:59:59 This report was generated by WebTrends(R) Monday January 12, 2009 − 09:47:21 Final report conversion by WebTrends Document Utility, Version 6.1a (build 419) (c) 1996−2003 NetIQ Corporation. All rights reserved. Table of Contents Overview Dashboard....................................................................................................................................................1 Commerce Dashboard..................................................................................................................................................3 Marketing Dashboard...................................................................................................................................................5 Visitors Dashboard.......................................................................................................................................................7 Pages Dashboard.........................................................................................................................................................11 Navigation Dashboard................................................................................................................................................13 Technical Dashboard..................................................................................................................................................15 Activity Dashboard.....................................................................................................................................................17 Browsers and Platforms Dashboard.........................................................................................................................19 Commerce Dashboard................................................................................................................................................21 Marketing Dashboard.................................................................................................................................................23 Campaigns Dashboard...............................................................................................................................................25 Ads Served Dashboard...............................................................................................................................................27 Ad Views......................................................................................................................................................................29 Ad Clicks......................................................................................................................................................................31 Ads Served Click Through Rate................................................................................................................................33 Referrers Dashboard..................................................................................................................................................35 Activity by Referring Site...........................................................................................................................................37 Activity by Referring Domain....................................................................................................................................39 Activity by Referring Page.........................................................................................................................................41 Search Engines Dashboard........................................................................................................................................43 Activity by Search Engine..........................................................................................................................................45 Activity by Search Phrase..........................................................................................................................................65 Activity by Search Keyword......................................................................................................................................71 Visitors Dashboard.....................................................................................................................................................81 Top Visitors.................................................................................................................................................................85 i Table of Contents New vs. Return Visits..................................................................................................................................................89 Visitors by Number of Visits......................................................................................................................................91 Visitors Trend..............................................................................................................................................................93 Visits Trend.................................................................................................................................................................97 Top Organizations.......................................................................................................................................................99 Top Authenticated Usernames.................................................................................................................................139 Top Domain Names...................................................................................................................................................141 Top−Level Domain Types........................................................................................................................................143 Geography Dashboard..............................................................................................................................................145 Top Regions...............................................................................................................................................................147 Top Countries............................................................................................................................................................149 Top States and Provinces.........................................................................................................................................151 Top Cities...................................................................................................................................................................153 Pages Dashboard.......................................................................................................................................................155 Top Pages...................................................................................................................................................................157 Top Content Groups.................................................................................................................................................161 Top Directories..........................................................................................................................................................163 Files Dashboard.........................................................................................................................................................167 Most Downloaded Files.............................................................................................................................................169 Most Accessed File Types.........................................................................................................................................173 Most Uploaded Files..................................................................................................................................................175 URL 1D Parameter Analysis by Visits....................................................................................................................177 URL 1D Parameter Analysis by Hits......................................................................................................................179 URL 2D Parameter Analysis....................................................................................................................................181 Navigation Dashboard..............................................................................................................................................183 Top Entry Pages........................................................................................................................................................185 ii Table of Contents Top Entry Files..........................................................................................................................................................189 Top Exit Pages...........................................................................................................................................................191 Single Access 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