Statistical program

ROBERT SAMEK (ctgolf_at_usa.nai.net)
Mon, 22 Jul 96 12:32:23 0000

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Like everyone else, we're very interested in measuring web traffic and
have read the discussions about what are relevant numbers and what are
not. We use a stat program to measures traffic to our site,
"iisstat.pl". The program generates a report showing total transfers of
each file, including the number of file sent for each particular html
page or graphic. My question is, doesn't this measure give you a pretty
good indication of how many people are viewing your pages? If anyone
else is using this program and is familiar with the report it generates,
we would welcome hearing an analysis of what "number of files sent"
really means.

Thanks in advance.

Robert Samek

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