Accessing Metrics in cPanel:

• Log in to cPanel using your credentials provided by your hosting provider.
• Scroll down to the "Metrics" section and click on "Metrics/Visitor Analytics."

Viewing Visitor Statistics:

• In the Visitor Statistics section, you can view detailed information about your website's visitors, including unique visitors, page views, and bandwidth usage.
• Use the dropdown menus to select different time periods for viewing statistics, such as daily, weekly, or monthly.

Analyzing Visitor Behavior:

• Explore the various metrics provided, such as top referrers, top pages, and visitor locations, to gain insights into visitor behavior.
• Identify sources of traffic, popular pages, and geographic locations of your visitors to tailor your website content and marketing strategies accordingly.

Setting up Google Analytics Integration:

• cPanel allows you to integrate Google Analytics with your website for more advanced tracking and analysis.
• Click on "Google Analytics" in the Metrics section and follow the prompts to set up the integration with your Google Analytics account.

Configuring Error Log Settings:

• Error logs provide valuable information about issues encountered by visitors while accessing your website.
• Click on "Error Log" in the Metrics section to view error logs and configure settings such as log rotation and archiving.

Monitoring Resource Usage:

• Keep track of your website's resource usage, including CPU and memory usage, to ensure optimal performance.
• Click on "Resource Usage" in the Metrics section to view resource usage statistics and identify any potential issues.

Setting up Awstats for Detailed Analysis:

• Awstats is a powerful log file analyzer that provides detailed statistics about your website's traffic.
• Click on "Awstats" in the Metrics section to set up and configure Awstats for in-depth analysis of your website's traffic.