March Monthly Report
Website Analytics March 2026
A clean, high-level snapshot of how the website performed this month, including traffic, engagement, page performance, and conversion activity.
Corey Dunlap
Traffic Overview
A quick view of where traffic came from and how visitors reached the site.
Direct Traffic
2893.3% of total tracked traffic came from direct visits, meaning most users are still reaching the site intentionally rather than discovering it organically.
Search Traffic
2Only 6.67% of tracked traffic came from search, showing that organic visibility is still in a very early stage and has room to grow.
Top Browser
ChromeChrome remained the dominant browser with 22 visits, followed by Mobile Safari with 6 and Chrome Mobile with 1.
Operating Systems
16 / 6 / 6Windows led with 16 visits, while iOS and macOS each accounted for 6, followed by Android with 1.
What stands out: March traffic continued to rely heavily on direct visitors, which suggests the site is primarily being reached through direct outreach, referrals, or users already familiar with Corey’s brand. Search visibility is still limited, so the biggest long-term growth opportunity remains expanding organic traffic through stronger SEO and ongoing content development.
Engagement Metrics
How visitors interacted with the website once they landed on it.
This reflects the average time visitors spent on pages across the site during March.
A high percentage of users still left after viewing only one page, which points to room for stronger internal flow and CTA guidance.
Nearly half of page exits happened on the current page being viewed, which is useful baseline behavior to continue improving over time.
Top Pages Viewed
These were the most visited pages across the site this month.
Conversions & Clicks
What users clicked on and whether the site generated direct form submissions.
No contact form submissions were recorded during March.
The contact form received 3 unique views and 0 submissions.
Top Conversion Signals
- Form submissions remained at 0, meaning no direct leads came through the site in March.
- Button clicks dropped to 2, a -60% month-over-month change, showing lower CTA interaction than the previous month.
- Contact Form (Submit) had 3 unique views and a 0.0% conversion rate, indicating visitors reached the form but did not complete it.
What stands out: while the site is still attracting some interest, March did not produce any completed inquiries. The most important signal is that visitors are reaching high-intent pages like Programs & Services and Contact, but they are not taking the final next step. That suggests the opportunity is less about getting pages seen and more about improving conversion messaging, trust, and user flow.
What This Means
A quick strategic summary you can include for your client.
- Traffic dipped slightly in March, but the site is still receiving visits from people who already know Corey or are being sent there intentionally.
- The homepage continues to do the heaviest lifting and remains the primary entry point into the site.
- Visitors are still reaching core decision-making pages like Programs & Services, Success Stories, and Contact, which is encouraging.
- Search traffic remains minimal, so there is still significant room to improve discoverability through SEO and ongoing blog/content strategy.
- The biggest opportunity is improving conversion performance on high-intent pages, especially because visitors are arriving there but not following through.
Recommended Next Steps
Simple action items to improve traffic quality and conversions over time.
- Continue building SEO-friendly content to gradually increase search traffic beyond direct visitors.
- Strengthen the calls to action on the homepage and Programs & Services page so the next step feels clearer and more compelling.
- Add more trust-building elements near conversion points, such as testimonials, credibility markers, and clearer proof of value.
- Review and simplify the Contact page experience, since visitors are reaching it but spending very little time there before dropping off.
- Track monthly trends closely so traffic quality, engagement, and conversion movement can be measured more clearly over time.
