Visualize web traffic by source

To visualize web traffic by source, you can use a chart or graph that breaks down where your visitors are coming from. Here’s a straightforward example using a pie chart or bar chart with the most common traffic sources:

Common Web Traffic Sources:

• Organic Search (e.g., Google, Bing)

• Direct (typed URL or bookmarks)

• Referral (links from other websites)

• Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.)

• Email (campaigns, newsletters)

• Paid Search (Google Ads, Bing Ads)

• Display Ads (banner/display campaigns)

• Other (custom sources, campaigns)

Example Bar Chart Layout (Data Example)

Visualization Options:

1. Bar Chart

   • X-axis: Traffic Sources

   • Y-axis: Number of Visitors

   • Use color coding to differentiate sources

2. Pie Chart

   • Each slice represents the percentage of total traffic from each source

   • Ideal for showing overall distribution

3. Stacked Area Chart (Over Time)

   • If you’re tracking data over weeks or months

   • Shows how traffic sources fluctuate over time

Would you like a chart generated based on your own data or an example graphic created from assumed numbers?