Site statistics:	liveinternet.ru@gogl
Slices: xp ru ua kz crimea market samara newsearch evernote search.mail apps mail tags rpg play TOP clicks gogl schools profiles regjournal_unic yandex stat_reg registrations Yaca    [full_stat]
statistics, limited by a criterion, is shown: transitions from search engine Google (to trace just transitions themselves)
renewed on the 5 of May at 23:59

report: number of sessions, made by one visitor

by days  | by weeks | by months

		Monday, 5 of May		Sunday, 4 of May		at the average on Monday		at the average for 7 days
	1 session	1,812	90.2%	?		1,788	89.0%	1,812	90.2%
	2 sessions	124	6.2%	?		143	7.1%	124	6.2%
	from 3 to 5 sessions	56	2.8%	?		60	3.0%	56	2.8%
	from 6 to 10 sessions	14	0.7%	?		12	0.6%	14	0.7%
	more than 10 sessions	2	0.1%	?		4.8	0.2%	2	0.1%
	amount of selected	2,008	100.0%	?		2,009	100.0%	2,008	100.0%
	total	2,008		?		2,009		2,008

show graph of relative values show average for 7 days remove graph show table of values (csv | tsv)	link on graph

[hide help] In the report is shown, how many sessions per day visitors make. One session - series of several pageviews from one visitor, between adjacent pageviews there must be not more than 15 minutes. In other words, the report shows, how many times a day visitors call on the site.

per day by hours online per week and month express-audit audience size days/week days/month audiences comparison sessions/visitor returns pageviews/visitor pageviews/session session duration pages catalogues entry points exit points variants of site calls headings of pages sources referring pages referring sites internal referrers from catalogues mails social networks from search engines by search phrases search share direct.yandex.ru begun.ru adwords   transitions on sites transitions by links positions in Yandex demo countries countries (pageviews) regions of Russia regions (pageviews) languages browsers OS resolution number of colours summary   edit profile exit

For the owner of the site:   change site description   counter html-code   exit