VISITOR STATS
Know whether your website is actually working for you.
Most business owners have no idea if anyone visits their site or what they read. We show you the simple numbers that matter, so you can make sensible decisions without wading through confusing jargon.
Stop guessing. Ask plain questions.
How many people visit?
See if potential customers are finding your business each week, whether you run a local salon or a plumbing company.
Which pages do they read?
Find out if visitors look at your core price list or leave straight after seeing the front page.
Where did they come from?
Learn if people found you on Google search, clicked a social link, came from another website, or typed your address.
You do not need to study complex dashboards to understand your website.
When a dentist launches a new treatment page or a shop advertises weekend hours, the main question is simple: are people actually looking at it?
ROEWE provides clear numbers so you can decide what to change next. Core includes visitor stats, while Plus and Max provide more detailed breakdowns.
See the whole customer journey.
From the moment someone finds your site to the moment they get in touch.
Sample Report
Weekly Website Summary
How many people visited.
How often people opened your website during the week. A visit shows someone loaded your pages, but more visits do not automatically mean more paying customers.
Example 7-Day Visits (Mon – Sun)
Example dataA simple question to ask
“People are visiting your service page, but are they sending an enquiry? Maybe your contact details need to be easier to find.”
How your reports look and how often you receive them is agreed during setup.
Spot a pattern. Make a sensible choice.
You do not need a degree in data science. You only need to notice obvious patterns and act on them.
People read about a service, but nobody gets in touch.
If visitors spend time reading your prices or service details but do not send an enquiry, the phone number or contact form might be difficult to spot on mobile screens.
Nobody visits a page you thought was important.
If your emergency call-out page receives hardly any views, check if customers can actually see it in your top menu or if search engines know it exists.
Visits jump after an ad, leaflet, or social post.
When you run a special local promotion or hand out cards, see if people actually typed your web address over the next few days.
Numbers give you clues, not absolute answers.
Quiet weeks, holidays, seasonal weather, and privacy settings can all change visit numbers from week to week. Use your numbers to guide improvements, not to worry.
Three simple steps to understanding your visitors.
Tell us what you want the website to do.
Whether that is receiving phone calls for emergency repairs, booking appointments, or getting enquiries through a form.
We set up clear tracking.
We set up clean, privacy-respecting numbers for your site so you can see visits, popular pages, where people came from, and contact taps.
Review your numbers and decide what to improve.
Look at what the numbers tell you and make sensible updates to text, menus, or contact buttons.
We help you use real visitor activity to make your website clearer and more helpful.
Useful information. Respecting customer privacy.
Stats tell you what happened on your site, not who was looking.
Website stats are not a promise to identify individual people or reveal personal details. For example, you might see 50 visits on Wednesday, not names, home addresses, or private messages.
Some visitors use privacy tools, ad blockers, or decline cookies, so visit numbers show general trends rather than every visitor.
What is counted and the privacy information are agreed and explained during setup.
Who does what.
What Roewe handles
- Setting up visitor stats in Core, with more detail in Plus and Max
- Showing where visitors come from, which pages they read, and when they send an enquiry
- Explaining what the numbers actually mean in plain everyday language
- Making sure tracking respects visitor privacy choices
What you supply
- What your website needs to achieve (phone calls, booked appointments, or enquiries)
- The questions that matter most to your business
- Decisions on what information or services you want to update
Where this fits in your plan.
Core
$199/monthWebsite visitor stats are included.
Plus
$399/monthMore detailed visitor stats.
Max
$599/monthEverything in Plus.
A $500 one-time website build is required. Paid advertising, advanced integrations, and full ongoing search campaigns are quoted separately.
Questions, answered.
See whether your website is helping your business.
Tell us what you want your website to achieve. We will show you the numbers that matter so you can make confident decisions.