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Every Hiveku website has analytics built in. You can see how many people visit, how they found you, which pages they read, and each visitor’s visits, without setting up anything else. This guide reads the analytics of Locus Digital’s website, a marketing agency, for the last 30 days.

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Open your site’s analytics

Click Websites in the left rail, then ⋮ on the site’s card, then Analytics. Choose the dates at the top right, such as Last 30 Days. Live now, at the top, shows anyone on your site at this moment.

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Read the numbers

Below the map, the tiles count your Visitors, their Sessions (separate visits) and Page Views, how long a visit lasts on average, the Bounce Rate (visits that saw only one page) and the Calls from your tracked phone numbers. Devices and Browsers show how people view your site.
Visitors 9,325, Sessions 9,401, Page Views 9,421, Avg. Session 0m 21s, Bounce Rate 97%, Total Events 64,814, Calls 4; Devices: Mobile 30%, Tablet 0%, Desktop 70%; Browsers: Chrome 75%, Safari 14%

The last 30 days

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See where they come from and what they read

Further down, Visitor Locations shows the countries and cities visitors are in, Top Traffic Sources how they found you (typing your address, Google, another website), and Top Pages your most-read pages. Click a page for its details.
Visitor Locations: 20 countries, 15 cities, US 9,301 (99%), France, Pakistan, Germany, India; Top Traffic Sources: Direct 88%, Google (Organic Search) 11%, and three referring websites; and Top Pages, with the home page first at 616 views

Where visitors are, how they arrived, and what they read

The Sources tab breaks traffic down further, by search engine, ad and campaign.

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Look at individual visitors

Click the Visitor List tab. Every visitor in the dates you chose is listed, with where they came from, how many times they’ve been and what they did. Most are anonymous and listed as Visitor with a short code; click one to see each visit, the page they landed on and how many pages they read.
Visitor List (9,360), outlined; search, Referral Source, Date Range Last 30 Days and Identification Status All Visitors; and anonymous visitors marked Unidentified, with their city hidden, Source Google Organic, 1 channel and 4 events, the first row outlined

Each visitor

Some visitors can be identified, with their name and company: see See Which Companies Visit Your Website.

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