September 2015 Archives.gov Metrics Dashboard
September 1-30, 2015
Monthly Summary
As reported by Google Analytics
- 2,397,599 Users on Archives.gov
- 3,161,245 Sessions on Archives.gov
- 7,123,106 Page Views on Archives.gov
- 71.1% New Visitors
- 28.9% Returning Visitors
Most Popular Topics on Archives.gov
As reported by Google Analytics
Most Popular Search Terms
This includes searches on Archives.gov as reported by Google Analytics
- declaration of independence
- us constitution
- constitution
- bill of rights
- national archives
- federal holidays 2015
- federal holidays
- the declaration of independence
- the constitution
- united states constitution
- constitution of the united states
- nara
- dd214
- electoral college
- the us constitution
- declaration of independence text
- 2015 federal holidays
- archives.gov
- 13th amendment
- amendments
- the bill of rights
- national archives and records administration
- www.archives.gov
- 19th amendment
- columbus day 2015 federal holiday
- military records
- u.s. constitution
Who our Website Visitors are
This is based on those who filled out the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) survey.
- Veterans: 32%
- Genealogists: 26%
- Researchers: 14%
- Other: 11%
- Educator or Student: 11%
What our Website Visitors are Looking for
This is based on those who filled out the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) survey.
- Veterans' Service Records: 31%
- Historical Documents: 23%
- Genealogy or family history information: 19%
- Other: 10%
- Online Electronic Records: 4%
Satisfaction Scores
We use the ACSI Customer Satisfaction Survey, which includes plain writing specific questions, to measure customer satisfaction.
In September, there were 425 respondents:
- Satisfaction Score: 64 out of 100
- Content Satisfaction Score: 78 out of 100
Customer satisfaction impacts visits:
- Likelihood to Return: 74 out of 100
- Recommend: 70 out of 100
Contact Us
If you have suggestions on ways to improve Archives.gov, we'd like to hear from you!
Contact us at webprogram@nara.gov