Page Views May 18, 2018 to Jun 19, 2018

		33
		Hourly Total

*Unique Visitors May 18, 2018 to Jun 19, 2018

		33 Day Average
		Hourly Total

Daily Traffic Summary May 18, 2018 to Jun 19, 2018

Above Average		Below Average
Month	Page Views:	*33 Day Average*	*Unique Visitors:	*33 Day Average*
Jun 19 (Tue)	1	12	1	11
Jun 18 (Mon)	2	13	2	11
Jun 17 (Sun)	4	13	2	12
Jun 16 (Sat)	3	13	3	12
Jun 15 (Fri)	1	14	1	12
Jun 14 (Thu)	3	14	3	13
Jun 13 (Wed)	4	15	2	13
Jun 12 (Tue)	2	15	2	14
Jun 11 (Mon)	5	15	4	14
Jun 10 (Sun)	7	16	5	14
Jun 9 (Sat)	1	16	1	15
Jun 8 (Fri)	2	17	2	16
Jun 7 (Thu)	0	18	0	16
Jun 6 (Wed)	3	19	3	17
Jun 5 (Tue)	4	20	4	18
Jun 4 (Mon)	70	20	70	19
Jun 3 (Sun)	3	18	3	16
Jun 2 (Sat)	0	19	0	16
Jun 1 (Fri)	2	20	1	18
May 31 (Thu)	1	21	1	19
May 30 (Wed)	4	23	4	20
May 29 (Tue)	9	24	7	22
May 28 (Mon)	230	26	226	23
May 27 (Sun)	9	5.8	8	3.1
May 26 (Sat)	0	5.4	0	2.6
May 25 (Fri)	3	6.1	3	2.9
May 24 (Thu)	1	6.6	1	2.9
May 23 (Wed)	1	7.5	1	3.2
May 22 (Tue)	30	8.8	4	3.6
May 21 (Mon)	2	3.5	2	3.5
May 20 (Sun)	2	4.0	2	4.0
May 19 (Sat)	5	5.0	5	5.0
May 18 (Fri)	5	5.0	5	5.0

Hourly vs. Daily Unique Visitors -- Unique visitors are counted for each time period. In an hourly report, a unique visitor would be counted once during each hour they visted the site. In a daily report, a unique visitor is counted only once for the day, even if they were counted as a unique visitor in several different hours. Because a person may be counted as a unique visitor in several different hours during the same day, the number of unique visitors in a day will almost always be less than what you get if you add all the hourly uniques together.

For example: Joe visits your site at 8:12am and again at 8:35am on the same day. He would be counted as one unique visitor for the 8:00am hour. He returns at 5:43pm that day, and so he is counted as a unique visitor for the 5:00pm hour. However, his is still only counted as one unique visitor for the whole day.