| Margaret Helthaler said
at 5:49pm on January 21st, 2008 |
I think I just figured out the product stats. In terms of product page stats, it shows you three numbers. Total views, bot views and registered user views. I was concerned about the registered user #s being low. However, I just realized the more important thing to look at is the difference between total views and bot views. I'm guessing in order for a viewer to be considered "registered" they have to be signed in to their account. Most people wouldn't bother to do that until they were ready to purchase something, sooo as long as your total views outnumber your bot views you have actual people and potential buyers viewing your work. Registered users are more likely to be other artists that are logged in. Am I right Boundless team? |
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| Abstract Art By Sharon Cummings said
at 5:55pm on January 21st, 2008 |
That sounds right to me Margaret. |
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| Margaret Helthaler said
at 8:23pm on January 21st, 2008 |
Sounds right to me too. And if it is, I feel much better about the traffic on my pages. |
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| Luke Terpstra said
at 11:20am on January 22nd, 2008 |
Sounds right on the $ :), most customers don't even have an account until purchase time. |
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| Margaret Helthaler said
at 4:58pm on January 22nd, 2008 |
Yippee! : ) |
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| MOMOKO said
at 6:09pm on May 27th, 2008 |
I hope that BG will start excluding the "stat bot" in the statistics. Since all pages in BG are optimized with search engines, it is only natural that "stat bot" visits us. But lately, occasionally, I even have more than several "stat bot" visits per day for an item. Although I appreciate the optimization, I don't know if I need to know that "robots" are visiting us all the time. |
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