what is the difference between a web site hit and a visit?
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A hit is made to any other page from within the site and a visit is made from outside the site. Therfore your hits will always outnumber your visits because search engines trawl all pages
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That's a good question. I think the answer is "both". A website is a collection of web pages (electronic documents) which are stored on a machine connected to the Internet known as a server. Because each page has a physical location, and because (usually) all of the pages are stored in the same server, that is why a website is a place. At the same time, the site when referred to as a collective is a thing.
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If it was a web page and you visited it recently, then you can click on go, history, and then when you visited it, and it may still be there on your computer.  Good luck.
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If your site won't be too busy, I'd recommend StatCounter.com. It has detailed information for the last 100 visits to your site, and you can check it any time you want. I've been using it for almost a year and have been very pleased.
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For an interesting experience try dontclick.it\n\nAlso, try bored.com which lists tons of sites with a variety of things to do
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Cookies are small files which are stored in your computer by websites you visit. \n\nCookies are used to remember you, track what you get up to and sometimes are used to track your browsing habbits.\n\nThey are used for a lot of things.
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Surfing is when you look around the web.\nBrowsing is when you looking for something.
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Let us take a example, of opening up same web page more than two times (i mean to opne more than two windows).\n\nNow when you do some action on the first window, ofcourse it gets reflected only in the same window not on the other windows right (even all are pointing to same IP address). This is how a session is maintained for each and every connection.\n\nI think this answers your question.
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A networking guide....\nPinging a site is literally transmitting a packet of information from your PC to the site. That packet of information has a timestamp of when you sent it, and then at the site, it sends the packet back, and viola, you get how much time passes when sending messages from your computer to the site. As for people hacking into your computer becuase of pinging, sorry, you read WAY 2 much into that. Pinging is a very good way to verify if an IP address is being used, that's about it.
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It's a little complicated, but basically each has a different advantage.  Get appends the form data to the url in the request. For example, in "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=get+vs+post," everything after the question mark is part of the form data.  Post submits the data within a message body.\n\nGet is more optimal for queries and searches, whereas post is better for submitting data that will be used to make changes on a server.
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Both.\n\nA website is any colection of pages on the internet, therfore Yahoo! is definitely a website! A webpage referes to one page of that site.\n\nPortal is a term used by the industry to descibe a site that offers a wide range of services and links to all sorts of places around the internet and that is often used as a starting point. MSN would also be a portal.
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Install SiteAdvisor/ It will tell you if the site you intend\nto enter is safe of not.\n\nValid for IE and Mozilla-Firefox Browser\n\ntry\ngood luck
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10,000 unique VISITS (IPs) a day is a good number. HITS are not the count to look for. If the site is getting 10K visits that is worth the investigation. You could ask dozens of more questions: where does the traffic come from, how long do visits last, what are the number of click throughs, etc. Like all advertising, we want a crystal ball to predict the productivity, unfortunately even a tried a true method that produces for hundreds of companies may not work for yours. I always use a three month rule of thumb; if I try an ad for three months and it doesn't produce above break even it gets pulled.
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Normally there should be a log from the webserver with all visited addresses and ip numbers. But then again, who is going to monitor that? My guess is that this is used in 99% of all cases just to look someting up when needed, not to monitor.\n\nIf you use windows, all visited url's are also stored (apart from your browser history) in a file called index.dat, which is normally not visible and cannot be removed/changed with normal Windows funtionality. There are solutions for that (e.g. stinger116).
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a website can reach a wide range of potential customers, a website has a role to tellcustomers allthe detais about a product being advertised, a brand onthe internet is often a brand that gets recognised but only if advertised on trustworthy websites
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Cookies are actually harmless text files that certain web sites will place onto the hard drive of your computer. Your Internet Browser will then load the information into memory while you are visiting their site. The Cookie itself, actually takes up very little space and acts as an identification card for the visiting site. You can compare this to visiting your favorite restaurant where your food server will usually remember certain aspects of how you like your food prepared and what you usually order. This information would obviously be based upon his familiarity of your prior visits. Well Cookies actually act in a similar manner and do not contain viruses as a virus must be executable file.
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Visitors is generally how many people individually have visited your site.  This can be tracked by cookies or by IP address.  Page views is literally the number of pages viewed.  By dividing the page views by the visitors, you get an idea of how many different pages of your site each visitor has viewed.\n\nSo if Myself, bob and joe each visited your site, that's 3 visitors.  But if I checked out your blog plus three pages of photos, and bob and joe just closed out the browser window after visiting the main page, that's 6 page views, and dividng them tells you that the average person checking out 2 pages (obviously not the most reliable, but it's good to know).