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% Search Exits (Tegevused) |
The percentage of visits that left the website after searching for this Keyword on your Site Search engine.
exit_rate (API) |
Allalaadimised |
Arv, mitu korda antud linki on klikitud.
nb_downloads (API) |
Amendments |
The number of times your visitors amended this field in total. An amendment is counted when a visitor changes this field (for example types something into a form field or selects a value), then moves on to another field and comes back to this field to change it again. An amendment is also counted when a visitor changes this field, submits the form, and then changes it again to correct a form validation error.
nb_field_amendments (API) |
Avg. Completion |
The percentage of how much visitors have watched of a video. This metric may show more than 100% if many visitors spent more time on the video than the media length. This can be especially the case when the media is played in a loop.
avg_completion_rate (API) |
Avg. Media Length |
The average length of a video or audio media file. This number may vary for example if the media is a stream or if the media resource changes over time.
avg_media_length (API) |
Avg. Time To Play |
The average amount of time it took a visitor to start playing the media since the page was loaded.
avg_time_to_play (API) |
Avg. field size |
The average field size of this text field. Also includes text sizes of visitors that did not submit the form. Blank text fields (size 0) are ignored in the average calculation.
avg_field_size (API) |
Avg. field size on conversion |
The average field size of this text field when a visitor entered some text, submitted the form afterwards, and converted it.
avg_field_size_converted (API) |
Avg. field size on submit |
The average field size of this text field when a visitor entered some text and submitted the form afterwards.
avg_field_size_submitted (API) |
Avg. field size when unsubmitted |
The average field size of this text field when a visitor entered some text but did not submit the form afterwards.
avg_field_size_unsubmitted (API) |
Avg. hesitation time |
The average amount of time a visitor hesitated to start filling out this field. The time is measured from the moment a visitor focuses this field until they make the first change.
avg_field_hesitation_time (API) |
Avg. position |
Average position of your website in the search engine results list (for this keyword).
position (API) |
Avg. time spent |
The average amount of time a visitor spent watching or listening to a media.
avg_time_watched (API) |
Avg. time spent |
The average amount of time spent on this field when a visitor interacted with it. The time is measured from the moment a visitor focuses this field until they make the last change or until they leave the field again. If a visitor interacts with this field several time before submitting or leaving the form, all time spent on this field will be summed. The time spent includes the hesitation time.
avg_field_time_spent (API) |
CTR |
Clickthrough rate: A ratio showing how often people who see a search engine results page with a link to your website, end up clicking it.
ctr (API) |
Changes |
The number of times a visitor has changed this field. A first change is counted as soon as a visitor for example types something into a text field or selects a value. Further changes are only counted when the visitor moves on to another field and comes back to this field to change it again.
nb_field_changes (API) |
Clicks |
A click is counted each time someone clicks on a link pointing to your website on a search engine results page.
nb_clicks (API) |
Content Interactions |
The number of times a content block was interacted with (eg, a 'click' on a banner or ad).
nb_interactions (API) |
Cursor rate |
The number of times cursor keys was used on this field after a user interacted with it. This metric is only available for text fields.
field_cursor_rate (API) |
Cursors |
The number of times your visitors have used any of the cursor keys on this field. This metric is only available for text fields.
nb_field_cursor (API) |
Deletes |
The number of times your visitors have used the backspace or delete key on this field. This metric is only available for text fields.
nb_field_deletes (API) |
Deletion rate |
The percentage of times either a backspace or delete key was used when a field was changed. This metric is only available for text fields.
field_delete_rate (API) |
Drop offs |
The number of times a visitor interacted with this field last when they did not submit the form.
nb_field_dropoff (API) |
Entries |
The number of times a visitor has interacted with this field first, when they started to fill out a form. An interaction can be either a field focus or a field change.
nb_field_entries (API) |
Event value |
The sum of event values
sum_event_value (API) |
Events with a value |
Number of events where an Event value was set
nb_events_with_value (API) |
Field conversions |
The number of times the field was shown when a form was converted. It does not mean a visitor actually interacted with this field.
nb_field_views_converted (API) |
Field submissions |
The number of times this field was shown when the form was submitted. It does not mean a visitor has actually interacted with this field.
nb_field_views_submitted (API) |
Finish rate |
The percentage of visitors who played a media and finished it (finish means a visitor has watched or listened to the end of the media).
finish_rate (API) |
Finishes |
The number of times a video was finished (a visitor has watched or listened to the end of the media). It does not necessarily mean a visitor has watched or listened to all of the media.
nb_finishes (API) |
Form amendment rate |
The number of times this field was amended after changing it initially. An amendment is counted when a visitor changes this field (for example types something into a form field or selects a value), then moves on to another field and comes back to this field to change it again. An amendment is also counted when a visitor changes this field, submits the form, and then changes it again to correct a form validation error.
field_amendments_rate (API) |
Form avg. hesitation time |
The average time a visitor hesitated to start interacting with a form. The time is calculated as the difference between the time of the page load and the time of the first interaction with a form (for example focusing a form field, typing a letter in a form or selecting a value in the form). The time is counted only while the browser window is active.
avg_form_time_hesitation (API) |
Form avg. time spent |
The average time a visitor spent on a form. The time is calculated as the difference between the first interaction with a form field (for example a field focus) and the last interaction with a form.
avg_form_time_spent (API) |
Form avg. time to conversion |
The average time it took a visitor to convert a form. If the visitor completes the form on the first submit, it is equal to the "time to first submission". If a visitor submits a form several times, it equals to the time spent on the form in total.
avg_form_time_to_conversion (API) |
Form avg. time to first submit |
The average time it took a visitor to submit this form for the first time. It is the difference between the first interaction with the form (for example a field focus) and the time the visitor submits the form.
avg_form_time_to_first_submission (API) |
Form conversion rate |
The number of times a form starter has converted the form.
form_conversion_rate (API) |
Form conversions |
The number of times this form was completed successfully.
nb_form_conversions (API) |
Form re-submitter rate |
The percentage of submitters that have submitted this form at least a second time. This means a visitor first submitted a form, and then submitted it again. For example a re-submit might happen when there were form validation errors. When this number is high, something might not be clear about your forms.
form_resubmitters_rate (API) |
Form re-submitters |
The number of form viewers that have re-submitted a form at least once. This means a visitor first submitted a form, and then submitted it again. For example a re-submit might happen when there were form validation errors. When this number is high, something might not be clear about your forms.
nb_form_resubmitters (API) |
Form starters |
The number of form viewers that have started interacting with a form at least once. This means a visitor has for example focused or changed a form field. If auto focus for a form field is enabled, a visitor first needs to focus another field or needs to actually start changing a field before it counts as a start.
nb_form_starters (API) |
Form starters rate |
The percentage of times a visitor has viewed a page where this form was included and then started interacting with it. This means a visitor has for example focused or changed a form field. If auto focus for a form field is enabled, a visitor first needs to focus another field or needs to actually start changing a field before it counts as a start.
form_starters_rate (API) |
Form starts |
The number of times a visitor has started interacting with a form after viewing it. This means a visitor has for example focused or changed a form field. If auto focus for a form field is enabled, a visitor first needs to focus another field or needs to actually start changing a field before it counts as a start.
nb_form_starts (API) |
Form submissions |
The number of times a form was submitted in total. If a visitor submitted a form 10 times, and another visitor 3 times, it will show 13 total form submissions.
nb_form_submissions (API) |
Form submitter rate |
The number of times a form starter has submitted the form.
form_submitter_rate (API) |
Form submitters |
The number of form viewers that have submitted a form at least once.
nb_form_submitters (API) |
Form viewers |
The number of visitors that have viewed a page where this form was included at least once. When a visitor converts a form, and views the same form afterwards again, it counts a new viewer.
nb_form_viewers (API) |
Form views |
The number of times your visitors have viewed a page where this form was included.
nb_form_views (API) |
Fullscreen rate |
The percentage of visitors that opened a video in fullscreen.
fullscreen_rate (API) |
Funnel abandoned rate |
The percentage of visits that have entered the funnel but did not complete it. It is the number of funnel exits divided by the number of funnel entries.
funnel_abandoned_rate (API) |
Funnel conversion rate |
The percentage of visits that have completed the funnel after entering it. It is the number of funnel conversions divided by the sum of all funnel entries.
funnel_conversion_rate (API) |
Funnel conversions |
The number of visits that have completed the funnel.
funnel_nb_conversions (API) |
Funnel entries |
The sum of all visits that have entered the funnel.
funnel_sum_entries (API) |
Funnel exits |
The sum of all visits that have left the funnel before converting the funnel.
funnel_sum_exits (API) |
Hesitation time |
The time a visitor hesitated to start filling out this field. The time is measured from the moment a visitor focuses this field until they make the first change.
nb_field_hesitation_time (API) |
Hesitation time |
The time a visitor waited before starting to interact with a form. The time is calculated as the difference between the time of the page load and the time of the first interaction with a form (for example focusing a form field, typing a letter in a form or selecting a value in the form). The time is counted only while the browser window is active.
nb_form_time_hesitation (API) |
Impressions |
An impression is counted each time your website is displayed in a search engine results page.
nb_impressions (API) |
Impressions by unique visitors |
The number of unique visitors that have viewed a page where this media was included. Every visitor is only counted once, even if the visitor has viewed the page multiple times a day.
nb_unique_visitors_impressions (API) |
Interactions |
The number of times your form viewers have interacted with this field in total. An interaction is counted when a visitor focuses a field or changes the value of it. If a field has an auto focus, such focuses are ignored and do not count as an interaction.
nb_field_interactions (API) |
Interactions on submit |
The number of times a form viewer has interacted with this field and then submitted the form. An interaction is counted when a visitor focuses a field or changes the value of it. If a field has an auto focus, such focuses are ignored and do not count as an interaction.
nb_field_interactions_submitted (API) |
Interactions when unsubmitted |
The number of times a form viewer has interacted with this field and then did not submit the form. An interaction is counted when a visitor focuses a field or changes the value of it. If a field has an auto focus, such focuses are ignored and do not count as an interaction.
nb_field_interactions_unsubmitted (API) |
Kasutajaid |
The number of users logged in your website. It is the number of unique active users that have a User ID set (via the Tracking code function 'setUserId').
nb_users (API) |
Keskmine külastuse kestvus (sek) |
Kesmine külastuse aeg.
avg_time_on_site (API) |
Keskmine lehe genereerimise aeg |
The average time it took to generate the page. This metric includes the time it took the server to generate the web page, plus the time it took for the visitor to download the response from the server. A lower 'Avg. generation time' means a faster website for your visitors!
avg_time_generation (API) |
Keskmine lehel viibitud aeg |
The average amount of time visitors spent on this page (only the page, not the entire website).
avg_time_on_page (API) |
Klikke otsingutulemustes |
The number of times this Page was visited after a visitor did a search on your website, and clicked on this page in the search results.
nb_hits_following_search (API) |
Koostoime mõju |
The ratio of content impressions to interactions.
interaction_rate (API) |
Külastused |
If a visitor comes to your website for the first time or if they visit a page more than 30 minutes after their last page view, this will be recorded as a new visit.
nb_visits (API) |
Left blank on conversion |
The total number of times this field was left empty when the form was submitted and converted.
nb_field_leftblank_converted (API) |
Left blank on submit |
The total number of times this field was left empty when the form was submitted.
nb_field_leftblank_submitted (API) |
Lehevaatamisi |
The number of times this page was visited.
nb_pageviews (API) |
Lehevaatamisi |
The number of times this page was visited.
nb_hits (API) |
Maximum Event value |
The maximum value for this event
max_event_value (API) |
Minimum Event value |
The minimum value for this event
min_event_value (API) |
Number of audio impressions |
The number of times a visitor has viewed a page where this audio was included.
sum_total_audio_impressions (API) |
Number of audio plays |
The number of times a visitor has listened to an audio.
sum_total_audio_plays (API) |
Number of video impressions |
The number of times a visitor has viewed a page where this video was included.
sum_total_video_impressions (API) |
Number of video plays |
The number of times a visitor has watched a video.
sum_total_video_plays (API) |
Otsingu tulemuste lehed |
Visitors will search on your website, and sometimes click "next" to view more results. This is the average number of search results pages viewed for this keyword.
nb_pages_per_search (API) |
Otsinguid |
Külastuste arv, mille jooksul otsiti antud märksõna veebilehe enda otsingumootoriga.
nb_searches (API) |
Otsinguid (Tegevused) |
Külastuste arv, mille jooksul otsiti antud märksõna veebilehe enda otsingumootoriga.
nb_visits (API) |
Play rate |
The percentage of visitors that watched or listened to a media after they have visited a page where this media was included.
play_rate (API) |
Plays |
The number of times a visitor watched or listened to a media
nb_plays (API) |
Plays by unique visitors |
The number of unique visitors that have watched or listened to a media. Every visitor is only counted once, even if the visitor watches or listens to the media resource multiple times a day.
nb_unique_visitors_plays (API) |
Proceeded |
The number of visits that proceeded to the next interaction and did not exit your website or app.
nb_proceeded (API) |
Proceeded Rate |
The percentage of visits that performed another interaction after performing an interaction.
proceeded_rate (API) |
Põrked |
Number of visits that started and ended on this page. This means that the visitor left the website after viewing only this page.
entry_bounce_count (API) |
Põrkemäär |
The percentage of visits that only had a single pageview. This means, that the visitor left the website directly from the entrance page.
bounce_rate (API) |
Põrkemäär (Tegevused) |
The percentage of visits that started on this page and left the website straight away.
bounce_rate (API) |
Rate left blank on conversion |
The number of times this field was left empty when the form was submitted and converted.
avg_field_leftblank_converted (API) |
Rate left blank on submit |
The number of times this field was left empty when the form was submitted.
avg_field_leftblank_submitted (API) |
Refocus rate |
The number of times this field was refocused after interacting with it initially. A refocus is counted when a visitor focuses this field, then focuses another field, and then focuses this field again.
field_refocus_rate (API) |
Refocuses |
The total number of times a visitor has refocused this field before they submitted a form or left it. A refocus is counted when a visitor focuses this field, then focuses another field, and then focuses this field again.
nb_field_refocuses (API) |
Sisenemised |
Number of visits that started on this page.
entry_nb_visits (API) |
Step entries |
The number of visits that have entered the funnel at this step.
step_nb_entries (API) |
Step exits |
The number of visits that have left the funnel at this step.
step_nb_exits (API) |
Step proceeded |
The number of visits that have proceeded from this step to the next step in the funnel.
step_nb_proceeded (API) |
Step visits |
The number of visits that have entered this step of the funnel.
step_nb_visits (API) |
Sündmused |
Total number of events
nb_events (API) |
Tegevused |
The number of actions performed by your visitors. Actions can be page views, internal site searches, downloads or outlinks.
nb_actions (API) |
Tegevusi külastuse jooksul |
Keskmine tegevuste (lehe vaatamine, lehe otsing, allalaadimine või väljuv link) arv külastuste jooksul.
nb_actions_per_visit (API) |
The average of all values for this event |
The average of all values for this event
avg_event_value (API) |
Time spent |
The total time spent on this form field in seconds. The time is measured from the moment a visitor focuses this field until they make the last change or until they leave the field again. If a visitor interacts with this field several time before submitting or leaving the form, all time spent on this field will be summed. The time spent includes the hesitation time.
nb_field_time_spent (API) |
Time spent |
The total time all visitors spent on a form in total. The time is calculated as the difference between the first interaction with a form field (for example a field focus) and the last interaction with a form.
nb_form_time_spent (API) |
Time spent on media |
The total time that was spent watching or listening to the media.
sum_total_time_watched (API) |
Time to first submit |
The time it took the visitor to submit a form. It is the difference between the first interaction with the form (for example a field focus) and the time the visitor submits the form.
nb_form_time_to_first_submission (API) |
Time to form conversion |
The time it took the visitor to complete a form successfully. If the visitor completes the form on the first submit, it is equal to the "time to first submission". If a visitor submits a form several times, it equals to the time spent on the form in total.
nb_form_time_to_conversion (API) |
Tulu First Interaction |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "First Interaction" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_firstInteraction (API) |
Tulu Last Interaction |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "Last Interaction" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_lastInteraction (API) |
Tulu Last Non-Direct |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "Last Non-Direct" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_lastNonDirect (API) |
Tulu Linear |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "Linear" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_linear (API) |
Tulu Position Based |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "Position Based" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_positionBased (API) |
Tulu Time Decay |
The revenue for this channel when the attribution model "Time Decay" is applied.
nb_attribution_revenue_timeDecay (API) |
Tulu tekitamised First Interaction |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "First Interaction" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_firstInteraction (API) |
Tulu tekitamised Last Interaction |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "Last Interaction" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_lastInteraction (API) |
Tulu tekitamised Last Non-Direct |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "Last Non-Direct" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_lastNonDirect (API) |
Tulu tekitamised Linear |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "Linear" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_linear (API) |
Tulu tekitamised Position Based |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "Position Based" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_positionBased (API) |
Tulu tekitamised Time Decay |
The number of conversions for this channel when the attribution model "Time Decay" is applied.
nb_attribution_conversions_timeDecay (API) |
Tulumäär |
The percentage of visits that triggered a goal conversion.
conversion_rate (API) |
Unikaalsed külastajad |
The number of unduplicated visitors coming to your website. Every user is only counted once, even if they visit the website multiple times a day.
nb_uniq_visitors (API) |
Unikaalsed väljuvad lingid |
The number of visits that involved a click on this link. If a link was clicked multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_uniq_outlinks (API) |
Unikaalseid Allalaadimisi |
The number of visits that involved a click on this link. If a link was clicked multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_uniq_downloads (API) |
Unikaalseid Allalaadimisi (Tegevused) |
The number of visits that involved a click on this link. If a link was clicked multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_visits (API) |
Unikaalseid Klikke (Tegevused) |
The number of visits that involved a click on this link. If a link was clicked multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_visits (API) |
Unikaalseid lehe vaatamisi |
The number of visits that included this page. If a page was viewed multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_uniq_pageviews (API) |
Unikaalseid lehe vaatamisi (Tegevused) |
The number of visits that included this page. If a page was viewed multiple times during one visit, it is only counted once.
nb_visits (API) |
Unique amendments |
The number of form viewers that have amended this field at least once. An amendment is counted when a visitor changes this field (for example types something into a form field or selects a value), then moves on to another field and comes back to this field to change it again. An amendment is also counted when a visitor changes this field, submits the form, and then changes it again to correct a form validation error.
nb_field_uniq_amendments (API) |
Unique changes |
The number of form viewers that have changed this field at least once. A first change is counted as soon as a visitor for example types something into a text field or selects a value. Further changes are only counted when the visitor moves on to another field and comes back to this field to change it again.
nb_field_uniq_changes (API) |
Unique cursors |
The number of form viewers that have used any of the cursor keys on this field at least once. This metric is only available for text fields.
nb_field_uniq_cursor (API) |
Unique deletes |
The number of form viewers that have used the backspace or delete key on this field at least once. This metric is only available for text fields.
nb_field_uniq_deletes (API) |
Unique drop offs |
The number of form viewers that interacted with this field last, when they did not submit the form.
nb_field_uniq_dropoff (API) |
Unique entries |
The number of form viewers that have interacted with this field first, when they started to fill out a form. An interaction can be either a field focus or a field change.
nb_field_uniq_entries (API) |
Unique interactions |
The number of form viewers that have interacted with this field at least once. An interaction is counted when a visitor focuses a field or changes the value of it. If a field has an auto focus, such focuses are ignored and do not count as an interaction.
nb_field_uniq_interactions (API) |
Unique refocuses |
The number of form viewers that have refocused this field at least once. A refocus is counted when a visitor focuses this field, then focuses another field, and then focuses this field again.
nb_field_uniq_refocuses (API) |
Väljumisi |
Külastuste arv, mis lõppesid valitud lehel.
exit_nb_visits (API) |
Väljumisi |
The number of visits that did not leave after this interaction.
nb_exits (API) |
Väljumiste määr |
The percentage of visits that have left your website or app after this interaction.
exit_rate (API) |
Väljumiste määr (Tegevused) |
The percentage of visits that left the website after viewing this page.
exit_rate (API) |
Väljuvad lingid |
Arv, mitu korda antud linki on klikitud.
nb_outlinks (API) |
impression_rate |
The percentage of visitors that have visited a page where this media was included out of all of your unique visitors.
impression_rate (API) |
In this report, you can see which files your visitors have downloaded.
What Matomo counts as a download is the click on a download link. Whether the download was completed or not isn't known to Matomo.
This report shows a hierarchical list of the resource URLs of audio that your visitors listened to. To see further details for a specific audio resource URL, click the plus icon when you hover a row.
This report shows information about the grouped resource URLs of audio that your visitors listened to. It is similar to "Audio Resource URL" but it groups together audio resources that have the same file name but a different file extension. To see further details for a specific audio resource, click the plus icon when you hover a row.
This report shows information about the audio titles that your visitors have listened to. To see further details for a specific audio title, click the plus icon when you hover a row. When a title for an audio file cannot be detected, it will be grouped under "Unknown".
This report shows at which hours of the day visitors have watched your audios. The hours are shown in the timezone of the website.
In this report, you can see how many visits involved a certain number of pageviews. Initially, the report is shown as a tag cloud, more common numbers of pages are displayed in a larger font.
Please note, that you can view the report in other ways than as a tag cloud. Use the controls at the bottom of the report to do so.
This report gives you an overview of how your forms are doing by giving you insights into the number of form views, form staters, form submissions, form conversions, and more.
This report gives you an overview of how your forms are currently doing within the last X minutes or hours.
Tracking searches that visitors make on your website is a very effective way to learn more about what your audience is looking for, it can help find ideas for new content, new Ecommerce products that potential customers might be searching for, and generally improve the visitors' experience on your website.
This report lists the Search Keywords that did not return any Search result: maybe the search engine algorithm can be improved, or maybe your visitors are looking for content that is not (yet) on your website?
This report contains information about your Custom Variables. Click on a variable name to see the distribution of the values.
For more information about Custom Variables in general, read the Custom Variables documentation on piwik.org
This report shows the most common overall configurations that your visitors had. A configuration is the combination of an operating system, a browser type and a screen resolution.
This report shows which continent your visitors were in when they accessed your website.
This report shows all your Referrers in one unified report, listing all Websites, Search keywords and Campaigns used by your visitors to find your website.
This graph shows what time it was in the visitors' time zones during their visits.
In this report, you can see the number of visits who were the Nth visit, ie. visitors who visited your website at least N times.
Please note, that you can view the report in other ways than as a tag cloud. Use the controls at the bottom of the report to do so.
This graph shows the number of visits your website received on each day of the week.
This graph shows what time it was in the server's time zone during the visits.
In this report, you can see how many visits were from visitors whose last visit was a certain number of days ago.
In this report, you can see how many visits had a certain total duration. Initially, the report is shown as a tag cloud, more common durations are displayed in a larger font.
Please note, that you can view the report in other ways than as a tag cloud. Use the controls at the bottom of the report to do so.
This report contains information about the page URLs that have been visited.
The table is organized hierarchically, the URLs are displayed as a folder structure.
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This report lists the Search Keywords that visitors searched for on your internal Search Engine.
Tracking searches that visitors make on your website is a very effective way to learn more about what your audience is looking for, it can help find ideas for new content, new Ecommerce products that potential customers might be searching for, and generally improve the visitors' experience on your website.
Learn more about Tracking how your visitors use your Search engine.
This report contains information about the titles of the pages that have been visited.
The page title is the HTML <title> Tag that most browsers show in their window title.
This report shows the cities your visitors were in when they accessed your website.
In order to see data for this report, you must setup GeoIP in the Geolocation admin tab. The commercial Maxmind GeoIP databases are more accurate than the free ones. To see how accurate they are, click here.
This report contains information about the media players that were used by your visitors to play the media on your website.
This is an overview of your visitor's media consumption. It is broken down into various reports, which are displayed in sparklines at the bottom of the page. You can enlarge the graphs by clicking on the report you'd like to see.
This report shows your most popular forms within the last X minutes or hours.
This report lists the Categories that visitors selected when they made a Search on your website.
For example, Ecommerce websites typically have a "Category" selector so that visitors can restrict their searches to all products in a specific Category.
This report shows which search engines referred users to your website.
By clicking on a row in the table, you can see what users were searching for using a specific search engine.
When visitors search on your website, they are looking for a particular page, content, product, or service. This report lists the pages that were clicked the most after an internal search. In other words, the list of pages the most searched for by visitors already on your website.
Kasuta pluss ja miinus ikoone vasakul, et navigeerida
When visitors search on your website, they are looking for a particular page, content, product, or service. This report lists the pages that were clicked the most after an internal search. In other words, the list of pages the most searched for by visitors already on your website.
Kasuta pluss ja miinus ikoone vasakul, et navigeerida
This report shows which region your visitors were in when they accessed your website.
In order to see data for this report, you must setup GeoIP in the Geolocation admin tab. The commercial Maxmind GeoIP databases are more accurate than the free ones. To see how accurate they are, click here.
This report shows which country your visitors were in when they accessed your website.
This report shows which browser plugins your visitors had enabled. This information might be important for choosing the right way to deliver your content.
This report contains information about the entry pages that were used during the specified period. An entry page is the first page that a user views during their visit.
The entry URLs are displayed as a folder structure.
Kasuta pluss ja miinus ikoone vasakul, et navigeerida
This report contains information about the titles of entry pages that were used during the specified period. Kasuta pluss ja miinus ikoone vasakul, et navigeerida
In this table, you can see which websites referred visitors to your site.
By clicking on a row in the table, you can see which URLs the links to your website were on.
This report shows which Internet Service Providers your visitors used to access the website. You can click on a provider name for more details.
If Matomo can't determine a visitor's provider, it is listed as IP.
In this table, you can see which websites referred visitors to your site.
By clicking on a row in the table, you can see which URLs the links to your website were on.
This report shows your visitors' browsers broken down into browser engines.
The most important information for web developers is what kind of rendering engine their visitors are using. The labels contain the names of the engines followed by the most common browser using that engine in brackets.
This report contains information about what kind of browser your visitors were using. Each browser version is listed separately.
This report shows the resolution (width and height) at which your videos were watched. For example if a visitor watches the video fullscreen, the video resolution equals the visitor's screen resolution.
This report shows a hierarchical list of the resource URLs of videos that your visitors watched. To see further details for a specific video resource URL, click the plus icon when you hover a row.
This report shows information about the grouped resource URLs of videos that your visitors watched. It is similar to "Video Resource URL" but it groups together videos that have the same file name but a different file extension. To see further details for a specific video resource, click the plus icon when you hover a row.
This report shows information about the video titles that your visitors have watched. To see further details for a specific video title, click the plus icon when you hover a row. When a title for a video cannot be detected, it will be grouped under "Unknown".
This report shows at which hours of the day visitors have listened to your videos. The hours are shown in the timezone of the website.
This table contains information about the distribution of the referrer types.
Otse sisenetud: A visitor has entered the URL in their browser and started browsing on your website - they entered the website directly.
Otsingumootorid: A visitor was referred to your website by a search engine.
See the "Otsingumootorid ja võtmesõnad" report for more details.
Veebilehed: The visitor followed a link on another website that led to your site.
See the "Veebilehed" report for more details.
Kampaaniad: Visitors that came to your website as the result of a campaign.
See the "Kampaaniad" report for more details.
This report contains information about the exit pages that occurred during the specified period. An exit page is the last page that a user views during their visit.
The exit URLs are displayed as a folder structure.
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This report contains information about the titles of exit pages that occurred during the specified period. Kasuta pluss ja miinus ikoone vasakul, et navigeerida
This report shows a hierarchical list of outlink URLs that were clicked by your visitors. An outlink is a link that leads the visitor away from your website (to another domain).
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This report shows which keywords users were searching for before they were referred to your website.
By clicking on a row in the table, you can see the distribution of search engines that were queried for the keyword.
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