Curious about exactly what is in the weekly update? Read more information about all components on this page.

Right column of the weekly update

  1. Purchase revenue: This amount represents the total income from sales generated within a specific period.

  2. Transactions: This is the number of completed purchases or bookings on the website

  3. Average purchase revenue: This number shows the average amount spent per transaction.

  4. Average revenue per user: This amount indicates how much each user has contributed on average to the revenue

  5. Conversion rate: This percentage shows how many of the website visitors actually made a purchase.

For each statistic, a comparison is also made with the performance of the previous year, to observe growth or decline. 

Visitor Channels

  1. Direct: Visitors who navigate directly to the website by typing the web address.

  2. Organic Search: Visitors who find the website through a search engine such as Google, without clicking on an advertisement.

  3. Referral: Visitors who come via another website. For example, when the ANWB website links to the site.

  4. Social: Visitors coming from social media.

  5. Email: Visitors who arrive on the site via a newsletter or other email.

  6. Paid Search: Visitors who come to the site through paid advertisements in search engines.

  7. Other Advertising: Visitors coming through other paid advertising channels, such as banners or sponsored content.

  8. Cross-Network: This refers to traffic originating from advertising campaigns running across multiple networks or platforms, such as a combination of social media, search engines, and other digital channels.

  9. Unassigned: This channel includes visitors whose source is unclear or cannot be attributed to a specific channel due to missing or incomplete data.

  10. Organic Video: These are visitors who come through organic (unpaid) video content, such as videos on platforms like YouTube leading to the website.

  11. Display: This channel includes visitors coming from display ads, such as banners or other visual ads on websites and apps.