AgencyLogic Support Series – PowerSite Statistics

AgencyLogic PowerSites include detailed statistics to answer, among other questions, how many people visit your single property Websites.

Please follow these steps to access the data and reports – if you have additional questions give us a call on:

(888) 201-5160

or email:

support@agencylogic.com

Step 1:

Log into your account and click the PowerSite you want to see reports on. You can also click “My PowerSites” to see a list of your single property Websites:

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Step 2:

Click the “Marketing” tab:

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Step 3:

Click the “PowerSite Statistics” link:

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You will then see several reports that include:

  • A general overview
  • Site activity
  • Page activity and
  • Referring sites

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As you look at the statistics you need to understand the following key terms:

Visits: A count of each time someone viewed your PowerSite. They can look at dozens of pages, download documents, floor plans etc. but this still counts as 1 visit. That same person could view your PowerSite later the same day and would count as another visit.

Page View: Is a count of each PowerSite page displayed. The whole page (images and photos) counts as 1 view.

Hit: Is the number of items displayed to your clients including a Web page, graphic or a photo. Each one counts as 1 hit.

10 Unusual Business Cards

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The U.S. States With The Highest Energy Costs

Source: statista.com

Last Thursday, President Trump lit the national Christmas tree in Washington, wishing everyone a very merry Christmas. Trump remarked about the unseasonably warm weather which was hovering in the mid-50s, saying it the best it’s been in the past 25 years. That hasn’t lasted with temperatures dropping sharply this week. That December reality will force many Americans to push their home heating systems up to full power. That prompts the question: which parts of the country will have the highest energy bills this winter?

Energy costs can account from anywhere from 5 to 22 percent of a families’ total after-tax income with the nation’s 25 million poorest households paying biggest slice of their earnings towards electricity and heating. Earlier this year, WalletHub analyzed monthly electricity, natural gas, motor fuel and heating oil to calculate energy costs by state. As soon as winter really bites, people in Connecticut face the highest monthly energy costs at $380. Alaska has far more brutal winters and the bill there averaged $332 every month. More northeastern states come third and fourth with Rhode Island and Massachusetts residents facing bills in excess of $320. Washington state and DC are at the opposite end of the scale with energy costs only averaging $226 and $219 respectively by comparison.

US Energy Costs Infographic