UV is the abbreviation of unique visitor, which refers to different natural persons who visit and browse this web page through the Internet.
Dedicated IP:
Refers to Dedicated Users/Independent Visitors. Refers to the number of people who visit a site or click on a news with different IP addresses. During 00:00-24:00 on the same day, the independent IP only records the visitors with the independent IP who enter the website for the first time. The computer is shut down and
restarted
If you visit the site again, the IP will be counted again. If you visit the website again within the same day, it will not be counted. Unique IP visitors provide
statistical
, but do not reflect the overall activity of the site.
PV
(Visit):
Page View
, that is, page views or
clicks
, each time a user visits each web page in the website, it is recorded once. Users visit the same page multiple times, and the number of visits is accumulated.
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Most of the statistical tools now only count at the level of IP and PV, because in most cases, the number of IP and UV is not much different. However, due to the particularity of some departments such as campus networks and corporate offices, it is difficult for IP to truly reflect the actual situation of the website, so a more accurate concept of UV is introduced.
For users who use real IP to surf the Internet, the values of
UV
and
IP are the same.
But if there are users accessing your site via "
Network Address Translation
" (
NAT
), then the two values are different. So for domestic
webmasters
, this UV value is still very meaningful.