people "online" whose entry time stays same as the "latest url clicked" time

[MartinEvans]

We have so many people "online" whose entry time seems to stay the same as the "latest url clicked"

time. This implies people click thru to the site, then don't even click anywhere

at all after the home page, as most times, the times recorded are simultaneous.

 

is accurate or not?

 

Does anyone else see this behavior?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Martin.

[mintpeel]

We have so many people "online" whose entry time seems to stay the same as the "latest url clicked"

time. This implies people click thru to the site, then don't even click anywhere

at all after the home page, as most times, the times recorded are simultaneous.

 

is accurate or not?

 

Does anyone else see this behavior?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Martin.

 

Yes, this will happen, (happens to me, and others i assume) think about when you are browsing the net, sometimes you glance at a page realize it isnt what you were after and close the window, dont worry about it. However if you have the time to monitor it, and the percentage of quick visits is alot more than the "look arounders" you may need to think about how your site appears to potential customers.

[MartinEvans]

Yes, this will happen, (happens to me, and others i assume) think about when you are browsing the net, sometimes you glance at a page realize it isnt what you were after and close the window, dont worry about it. However if you have the time to monitor it, and the percentage of quick visits is alot more than the "look arounders" you may need to think about how your site appears to potential customers.

 

 

Thank you,