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Summary - Date Range: 11/01/2007 - 11/30/2007 Website Trend Analysis (asanet.org) Jun-07 % ∆ Jul-07 % ∆ Aug-07 % ∆ Sep-07 % ∆ Oct-07 % ∆ Nov-07 % ∆ Total Session 215,604 30.96% 200,385 -7.06% 195,868 -2.25% 160,704 -17.95% 158,534 -1.35% 156,662 -1.21% Total Pageviews 1,369,657 -0.54% 1,762,290 28.67% 1,811,100 2.77% 1,642,423 -9.31% 1,543,747 -6.01% 1,616,426 4.71% Total Hits 2,689,954 -6.33% 3,335,165 23.99% 4,058,831 21.70% 3,273,893 -19.34% 3,056,429 -6.64% 2,946,312 -3.60% Total Bytes Transferred (GB) 84.29 29.26% 111.20 30.74% 100.19 -9.90% 78.63 -21.52% 74.98 -4.64% 89.57 19.46% Average Sessions per Day 7,186.80 35.33% 6,464.03 -10.06% 6,318.32 -2.26% 5,356.80 -15.22% 5,114.00 -4.53% 5,220.73 2.09% Average Pageviews per Day 45,655.23 2.77% 56,848.06 24.52% 58,422.58 2.77% 54,747.43 -6.29% 49,798.29 -9.04% 53,880.87 8.20% Average Hits per Day 89,665.13 -3.21% 107,585.97 19.99% 130,930.03 21.70% 109,129.77 -16.65% 98,594.48 -9.65% 98,210.40 -0.39% Average Bytes Transferred per Day (GB) 2.81 3.81% 3.55 26.33% 3.23 -9.01% 2.62 -18.89% 2.42 -7.63% 2.99 23.55% Average Pageviews per Session 6.35 -24.04% 8.79 38.43% 9.25 5.23% 10.22 10.49% 9.74 -4.70% 10.32 5.95% Average Hits per Session 12.48 -28.44% 16.64 33.34% 20.72 24.52% 20.37 -1.69% 19.28 -5.35% 18.81 -2.44% Average Bytes per Session (KB) 409.95 -1.30% 576.67 40.67% 536.34 -6.99% 513.05 -4.34% 495.94 -3.33% 599.68 20.92% Average Length of Session 0:04:22 25.97% 0:03:47 -17.77% 0:04:13 19.02% 0:04:07 -1.45% 0:03:52 -13.51% 0:03:45 -1.99% 4,500,000 Website Trend Analysis [Apr 2007 - Nov 2007] 4,000,000 3,500,000 3,000,000 4,058,831 2,500,000 3,335,165 Amount2,000,000 2,689,954 3,273,893 1,500,000 2,871,677 1,000,000 1,76 29 2,946,312 1,369,657 2, 0 500,000 1,811,100 1,642,423 0 1,377,109 215,604 1,616,426 Jun-07 Jul-07 Aug-07200,38 Sep-075 Oct-07 Nov-07 195,868 Total Session 160,704 Total Hits 164,630 Time Linear (Total Hits) 156,662 Total Pageviews Linear (Total Pageviews) Linear (Total Session) Website Trend Analysis 2007 4,500,000 Aug-07 4,000,000 4,058,831 3,500,000 Jul-07 Sep-07 3,335,165 Oct-07 3,273,893 Nov-07 3,000,000 3,056,429 Jun-07 2,946,312 2,500,000 2,689,954 2,000,000 Aug-07 Amount Jul-07 Sep-07 Nov-07 Jun-07 1,762,290 1,811,100 Oct-07 1,642,423 1,500,000 1,369,657 1,543,747 1,616,426 1,000,000 500,000 Jun-07 215,604 Jul-07 Aug-07 Sep-07 Oct-07 Nov-07 0 200,385 195,868 160,704 158,534 156,662 Jun-07 Jul-07 Aug-07 Sep-07 Oct-07 Nov-07 Total Session Total Pageview s Time Total Hits Report: Summary - www.asanet.org Date Range: 11/01/2007 - 11/30/2007 Total Sessions 156,622.00 Total Pageviews 1,616,426.00 Total Hits 2,946,312.00 Total Bytes Transferred 89.57 GB Average Sessions Per Day 5,220.73 Average Pageviews Per Day 53,880.87 Average Hits Per Day 98,210.40 Average Bytes Transferred Per Day 2.99 GB Average Pageviews Per Session 10.32 Average Hits Per Session 18.81 Average Bytes Per Session 599.68 KB Average Length of Session 00:03:45 Help Information Summary The Summary shows totals and averages for Sessions, Pageviews, Hits, and Bytes for the currently selected Date Range. Visitors information is not shown here because it is only available when UTM visitor tracking is employed. Calculation Methodology • Session: A series of Hits to your site over a specific period of time by one visitor. • Pageview: A request to the web server by a visitor's browser for any web page; this excludes images, javascript, and other generally embedded file types. • Hit: Any successful request to a webserver from a visitor's browser. • Bytes: The quantity of network bandwidth used by the files requested during the selected Date Range. Note Because Bytes numbers can be very large, abbreviations are used as appropriate, such as MB for megabytes (~millions of bytes). The average length of Session is displayed as hours:minutes:seconds. Urchin 5 ©2005 Urchin Software Corporation Report: Requested Pages - www.asanet.org Date Range: 11/01/2007 - 11/30/2007 Pages (1-20) / 10,001 Pageviews Percent 1. (other) 1,035,846 64.08% 2. /page.ww 56,048 3.47% 3. /galleries/default-file/Winter07ContextsFeature.pdf 45,667 2.83% 4. / 43,755 2.71% 5. /cs/root/toplinks/site_map 20,125 1.25% 6. /cs/email_page 15,761 0.98% 7. /galleries/default-file/June07STFeature.pdf 11,445 0.71% 8. /pagenc.ww 7,855 0.49% 9. /robots.txt 7,787 0.48% 10. /cs/press/view_news 6,926 0.43% /cs/root/leftnav/careers_and_jobs/careers_in_sociol 11. 6,282 0.39% ogy 12. /galleries/default-file/Spring07ContextsFeature.pdf 6,089 0.38% 13. /galleries/Research/ASARaceCrime.pdf 5,851 0.36% 14. /galleries/Research/ASAChartBook_0117w1.pdf 5,831 0.36% /cs/root/leftnav/careers_and_jobs/sociology_a_worl 15. 5,156 0.32% d_of_opportunities /cs/root/leftnav/careers_and_jobs/careers_and_jobs 16. 5,046 0.31% _home 17. /galleries/flash/world_of_works_II.swf 4,928 0.30% 18. /galleries/default-file/Oct07ASRFeature.pdf 4,642 0.29% 19. /cs/root/leftnav/join_or_renew/join 4,019 0.25% 20. /cs/root/topnav/students/students_3column 3,514 0.22% View Total: 1,302,573 80.58% Total: 1,616,426 100.00% Help Information Requested Pages This report ranks the popularity of the Pages (HTML files, generally) visited on your site by number of Pageviews and relative percentage. Urchin's configuration controls which file extensions are treated as Pageviews. In general, images and other embedded content, such as style sheets and javascript, are not considered to be Pageviews. Urchin 5 ©2005 Urchin Software Corporation Report: Downloads - www.asanet.org Date Range: 11/01/2007 - 11/30/2007 Downloads (1-20) / 1,462 Hits Percent 1. /galleries/default-file/June06ASRFeature.pdf 1,812 2.70% 2. /galleries/default-file/Code%20of%20Ethics.pdf 1,192 1.78% 3. /galleries/default-file/Fall07CNTFeature.pdf 1,013 1.51% 4. /galleries/Membership/ChinaBrochure2.pdf 857 1.28% 5. /galleries/Research/ASARaceCrime.pdf 841 1.25% 6. /galleries/default-file/asaguidelinesnew.pdf 826 1.23% 7. /galleries/default-file/Oct07ASRFeature.pdf 799 1.19% 8. /galleries/default-file/Winter07ContextsFeature.pdf 708 1.05% /galleries/default- 9. 694 1.03% file/2008%20List%20of%20Topics.pdf 10. /galleries/default-file/JBDigest.pdf 591 0.88% 11. /galleries/Research/SalaryRschBrief51807.pdf 562 0.84% 12. /galleries/Research/ASAChartBook_0117w1.pdf 543 0.81% 13. /galleries/default-file/clinsoc_45575v2.pdf 451 0.67% 14. /galleries/default-file/Minorities_Career_Pipeline.pdf 432 0.64% 15. /galleries/default-file/race_ethnicity_health.pdf 403 0.60% 16. /galleries/default-file/July07SOEFeature.pdf 393 0.59% 17. /galleries/default-file/Sept06JHSBFeature.pdf 365 0.54% 18. /galleries/default-file/Feb07ASRAdoption.pdf 354 0.53% 19. /galleries/default-file/june06asrfeature.pdf 317 0.47% 20. /galleries/default-file/oct07asrfeature.pdf 298 0.44% View Total: 13,451 20.03% Total: 67,140 100.00% Help Information Downloads This report ranks the popularity of all Downloads on your site by number of Hits (requests) and relative percentage. A Download is determined by the file extension and Urchin's configuration settings. In general, Downloads includes archives, executables, PDFs, and other non-image/non-HTML documents. Urchin 5 ©2005 Urchin Software Corporation Report: All Files by Hits - www.asanet.org Date Range: 11/01/2007 - 11/30/2007 Files (1-20) / 10,002 Hits Percent 1. (other) 1,104,039 37.47% 2. /site/images/nav_bullet.gif 161,068 5.47% 3. /site/images/spacer.gif 89,845 3.05% 4. /site/images/i_email.gif 80,344 2.73% 5. /site/images/i_print.gif 80,304 2.73% 6. /favicon.ico 75,174 2.55% 7. /site/script.js 62,660 2.13% 8. /page.ww 56,517 1.92% 9. /site/images/logo_asa_cent.gif 52,848 1.79% 10. /site/images/logo_asa.gif 52,653 1.79% 11. /site/images/submit_button.gif 52,472 1.78% 12. /galleries/default-file/Winter07ContextsFeature.pdf 45,671 1.55% 13. / 45,591 1.55% 14. /site/asa.css 44,552 1.51% 15. /site/print.css 43,082 1.46% 16. /galleries/default-image/pdf_icon.gif 35,778 1.21% 17. /site/images/additional_bullet.gif 30,742 1.04% 18. /galleries/default-image/scales.gif 29,950 1.02% 19. /site/images/button_news.gif 29,712 1.01% 20.
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