After reviewing the data, you may see many people leaving after 20 or 30 seconds, which might suggest your pages take too long to load. It could also indicate lack of content or other design flaws. On the other hand, if you see a lot of time spent in one part of your site, you can use that input to improve other parts of your site. It is important to know what brings people to your site initially or keeps them there once they have arrived. These statistics can help you determine that.
All sites require maintenance or updating of pages to remain viable.
These activities are best accomplished when your site traffic is the lowest. Although most web page features are compatible with later versions of Netscape or Internet Explorer, you may find your traffic is stronger in one or the other. This fact will help you optimize design features for that browser. Your numbers may vary, depending on your site. Now that we've seen which statistics are most important, let's examine some ways to monitor those.