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How do I find out how many visitors a website has?

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If I want to know how many visitors a website has during a month, where do I the find that kind of information.

Thanks in advance.

Fast Action Domains
 
If I want to know how many visitors a website has during a month, where do I the find that kind of information.

Thanks in advance.

Fast Action Domains

Ask the owner for stats report or use Alexa.com
 
ask the owne. alexa is 3 months behind I think
 
The best is ask stats from website owner.
 
Ask the owner for stats report or use Alexa.com
Yes ask the owner and ask for at least 3 - 6 months in stats. Also review he stats month to month too see if the traffic is steady or has weird spikes in traffic.
 
You can check in alexa.com and compete.com for some traffic information.
 
whois.sc/google.com will know #1 with 145,948,025 U.S. visitors per month
 
If you meant your own website, you can look at Awstats in your cPanel.
 
Stats Science: What is important to You: What file(s) do You want to be viewed by a person, not a robot? How to drive people to look at the file? It can safely be said that page views are most relevant over any other stats, because all pictures e.a. files are on web pages. Probably, viewers look at more than 1 item on a page. Hits, bandwidth, keywords, etc. are not very relevant because they don't tell if a visitor has seen any content. All those other numbers talk about machine action only. Page views count page display: Machine action too, yes, but relevant to me. I believe in AwStats, although statistics pertain to past activity and mean nothing for future conditions.
It is revenue in cash that counts, not stat numbers.
If it takes clicks or online orders, then traffic etc. mean nothing - Only page views count.
 
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