Kevin
there is a way of getting real stats for each page but it involves
two things. Money and putting code into all the pages you want monitored, I
think it also involves storing a cookie on the users PC so you can identify
them when they come back. Using these methods you can even trace when they
read the page from their own cache - as long as they are online at the time.
There are companies who will supply the code and generate the reports, see
the URLs below.
For myself I don't think:
this level of detail is necessary
justifies the expense
is a good idea to let others have their code embedded in your pages.
BUT that isn't to say management will not differ on all the above ;-<>
Regards Jamie
http://www.redsheriff.com/2.1.0.htm or
http://www.redsheriff.com/uk/2.1.0.htm
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