What statistics to track and why?

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— URLs of the sites from which visitors came. Thanks to them, you will be able to find out which links were followed by the most people. You have the right to receive statistics on the placement of your site and your keywords in search engines.

If your site is registered with a search engine, you can see if it is listed and ranked well. If you have a press release, you can see when russia whatsapp data site publishes an article with a link to you, and which resources are bringing you the most hits/hosts.

— Screen resolution and color depth. Getting this requires JavaScript. This data will help you if you plan to change the design of your site. Perhaps your designers work on large 21-inch monitors with a resolution of 1600x1280 and a color depth of 32 bits. Sure, every page will look great at that resolution. However, most users will be viewing your site at 8 bits of color and a resolution of 800x600, which is what most people with Internet access use. And your fancy design with lots of bells and whistles will look just plain ugly.

Do you know what screen resolution and color depth your users are using? It wouldn't hurt.

— Browser and operating system. These statistics are also of interest if you want to know from which systems your site is accessed.

— Host name, time zone, and language. These statistics can tell you where your visitors are coming from.