The graph above shows our "Pages" over the last 12 months.  This graph does not include pages requested by search engine robots (Google, MSN, etc), or by Online Expos staff. Note: Google, MSN and Yahoo search engine robots request up to 20,000+ additional pages per month beyond what is shown in the above graph.

A "Page" represents a complete page requested to the web server, displayed with all of it's components. Requests for a page with five images or program files is counted as one page. Pages are an excellent indicator of true website traffic since it is independent of the number of individual files or images requested to display that page.

Programs like "Webalizer" count each embedded program file requested (.html, .php, .cgi, .pl, etc.) as a page. They also count all traffic such as search engine robots and programming. Online Expos "Webalizer" statistics report up to 25 times more pages than what is displayed in the above graph.