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Why is the cPanel traffic statistics tool called AWStats
AWStats is short for “Advanced Web Statistics”. It is a popular open-source analytics software designed to provide detailed insights into website traffic and usage in cPanel, and comes free with all UltimateWB web hosting plans and UltimateWB Cloud plans. The … Continue reading
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Tagged advanced analytics, advanced web statistics, awstats, browser, device, entry page, exit page, geographic data, ip address, popular content, search engine keywords, traffic tracking, user agent, visitor behavior, web server log analysis, website logs
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A Deep Dive: cPanel AWStats vs. Google Analytics vs. Google Search Console Insights
In the dynamic world of web analytics, understanding your website’s performance is key to success. The tools at your disposal are numerous, each offering unique insights. In this post, we’ll compare three heavyweights: cPanel AWStats, Google Analytics, and Google Search … Continue reading
Posted in Website Traffic
Tagged awstats, cpanel awstats, google analytics, google search console insights
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Google Analytics vs Awstats – which is better, more accurate, useful?
It can be very useful to check your website traffic statistics as you are working on growing your website popularity and reach. You want to increase your website visitors and want to know which pages are getting the most attention, … Continue reading
The Curious Case of an Internet Explorer 11 Visitor in 2025
It’s late 2025 – you’d probably assume everyone browsing the web is on Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox. And for the vast majority of sites, that is true. But recently we spotted a visitor using Internet Explorer 11 – the … Continue reading
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Browsers People Use to Visit Your Website – And the Surprise Visitor We Got This Week
It’s Spring 2025. You might think everyone is browsing the web with the latest version of Chrome, Safari, or Firefox these days – but that’s not always the case. In fact, we recently had a surprising visit from someone using … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, all browser-friendly, apple safari, bloat, browser compatibility, browser usage, css3, fallbacks, google analytics, google chrome, html5, ie, internet browsers, internet explorer, microsoft, microsoft edge, mobile-friendly, modern browsers, modern code, modern web standards, mozilla firefox, opera, optimize website, outdated coding practices, polyfills, responsive, responsive app, site performance, standardized code, The W3C Markup Validation Service, webp, webp converter, website performance, website traffic, website visitors
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Alexa site ranking data not free anymore?
If you like to check out your website ranking against the other websites in the world, you might be checking Alexa periodically, perhaps more for fun than accuracy. So you go to alexa.com recently and rather than getting a field … Continue reading
Where should you place the Google Analytics code?
If you want to use Google Analytics to track your website traffic, hopefully you are using a good website builder that lets you do this easily in seconds, or you have coded your website with “php includes” – because you … Continue reading
Are Alexa Site Rankings Accurate?
If you keep checking your website’s Alexa Ranking you might be wondering if they are accurate. Your traffic statistics are improving, but then at the same time your Alexa Rank is getting lower. And then when your traffic statistics shows … Continue reading