This web page is designed to aid InfoStructure customers in the deciphering of those somewhat confusing web reports that end up in their e-mail boxes every Monday. While these reports may look overly confusing or excruciatingly technical at a first glance, they actually contain a great deal of useful information that can help you and your web page developers utilize your web space in a manner which will be more beneficial to both your company and your customers. Please keep in mind that as with all mediums of communication, the Internet has a great deal of jargon associated with it. While I am trying to avoid using the more esoteric jargon in this document, it is virtually impossible to dodge all of it. For a better understanding of the World Wide Web and Internet issues, I urge you to visit The World Wide Web Consortium and Steve Jenkin's Hyper-Glossary .
InfoStructure customers can also benefit from our free Internet Training classes .
This document will be split into two sections. First, I will cover the Summary Report . Second, I will cover each report individually . This number is what you usually see referred to as 'hits', like when you go to somebody's site and they proudly tell you they've had a million hits this week, they're usually referring to this number. However, the number of successful requests does not necessarily equal the number of unique individuals that have accessed your site.