Track How Visitors Access and Use Your Web Site with Usage Analysis Reports

Microsoft FrontPage® version 2002 features usage analysis reports that show how your Web site is being used. With these reports, you can determine what pages in your web site are most popular. You can also learn about how visitors use your Web site, where they come from and what Web browsers they are using. 

There are more than a dozen different usage analysis reports you can choose from to help you improve your Web site's navigation and better understand your visitors' interests. Half of these reports provide usage summaries of the visits to your Web site and number of hits on individual pages on your Web site by month, week, or day. The other reports are as follows:

• Visiting Users: number of unique site visitors using your Web site.
• Operating Systems: summary of the operating systems used by your Web site visitors.
• Browsers: list of the browsers used by your Web site visitors.
• Referring Domains: list of the most frequent referring domains to your Web site.
• Referring URLs: list of the most frequent referring URLs to your Web site.
• Search Strings: list of the most frequent search terms used to find your web site.

All of these usage analysis reports can be filtered to see just the information that you want and can be exported to HTML or Microsoft Excel.

Note: This feature is only available on Web sites published to Web servers running SharePoint™ Team Services from Microsoft or Microsoft FrontPage® 2002 Server Extensions. 

More information

For more information about using Usage Analysis Reports, see Setting Up Usage Analysis in FrontPage 2002 or Microsoft FrontPage 2002 Help.