Real time #

This section provides a real-time view of user behavior on your website. This information allows you to make strategic decisions to improve your website and increase your traffic.

When you access the Real-Time section, you will find:

• User Graph by Device (1): Shows the number of users currently visiting your website, divided by device type (desktop, mobile, and tablet).
• Bar Chart of Visitors per Minute (2): Shows the number of visitors who accessed your website in the last hour, broken down by minute.

Below the graph and bar chart, detailed information (3) is presented about:

• Pages: The pages of your website that are being visited in real time.
• Sources: The channels currently generating traffic to your website (e.g., organic search, social media, etc.).
• Countries: The countries of origin of your visitors.
• Operating Systems: The operating systems your visitors are using.
• Devices: The devices your visitors are using in real-time (e.g., computers, tablets, smartphones).
• Browsers: The browsers your visitors use to reach your website.
• Browser Language: The language of your visitors’ browsers.
• Screen Resolutions: The screen resolutions of the devices being used by those users.
• UTM Campaigns: The marketing campaigns currently generate traffic to your website.

Automatic updates #

The information in the Real-Time section is automatically updated every few seconds, allowing you to monitor user behavior on your website minute by minute.

The usefulness of real time data #

Real-time data can be useful for monitoring your website’s traffic during special events or identifying technical issues, such as:

• Product Launch: You can monitor the number of visitors and the pages they’re viewing in real time to see how the public is reacting to your new product.
• Marketing Campaign: You can monitor your website’s real-time traffic to see if your campaign is generating results.
• Online Event: You can monitor the number of visitors and the pages they’re viewing in real time to see how your online event is performing.
• Website Downtime: You can monitor the number of visitors in real time to determine if your website is experiencing downtime.