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Statistics of Website traffic

See where your website visitors come from, how they convert, and which channels drive the most value. Learn how to analyze traffic sources, user activity, and trends to optimize your marketing performance and budget.

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Written by Filip Svárovský
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Website Traffic section helps you understand where your visitors come from, how many of them convert into orders, and how valuable each source is. You can view this data in two separate tabs: Sources and Users.

🛠️ How to access Website Traffic Statistics

  1. Log in to your Tanganica account.

  2. In the left menu, click Statistics.

  3. At the top of the page, hover over Traffic.

  4. Choose one of the two options:

    • Sources – traffic by channels (Google, Facebook, Tanganica, etc.)

    • Users – daily traffic and revenue overview by date

  5. Select the time period you want to analyse.

📁 1. Traffic Sources

This view shows how different marketing channels contribute to traffic, sales and revenue.

📊 What each column means

Column

Description

Traffic sources

Name of the source that brought users to your website (e.g. google, facebook, tangancia, email, direct, etc.).

Number of users

Total number of visitors from that specific source.

Number of orders

How many purchases were made by users who came from that source.

Revenue

Total revenue generated by those visitors.

Conversion rate

The percentage of visitors from that source who completed a purchase.
Formula: (Orders ÷ Users) × 100

How you can use it

  • See which sources bring the most traffic vs. the most revenue.

  • Identify high-traffic but low-conversion channels.

  • Compare the performance of paid vs. organic channels.

  • Decide where to increase or decrease your advertising budget.

👥 2. Users (Daily Website Traffic)

This view shows daily visitor performance on your website, regardless of source.

📊 What each column means

Column

Description

Date and time

The specific day being analysed.

Number of users

How many unique visitors came to your website that day.

Number of orders

Number of completed purchases on that day.

Revenue

Total daily revenue from all orders.

Conversion rate

Percentage of visitors who made a purchase.
Formula: (Orders ÷ Users) × 100

How you can use it

  • Track daily performance and spot trends (growth, drops, seasonality).

  • Identify days with unusually high or low traffic.

  • See if revenue follows traffic or if conversion rate drops despite high visits.

📥 Export options

In both tabs (Sources and Users), you can export the data to CSV for further analysis or reporting.

💡 Need help interpreting your traffic or improving performance? Our sales specialists are happy to assist you anytime.

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