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The reported fiscal period covers fiscal periods for which the company has already reported earnings, meaning that the data on its website traffic has been publicly disclosed.
The unreported fiscal period covers the upcoming fiscal period, for which the company has not yet released a report, meaning that TipRanks provides access to website traffic data that cannot yet be found anywhere else.
TipRanks’ Website Traffic Tool bases its data on each company’s unique fiscal periods. Publicly traded companies are required to report their earnings on a periodic basis, based on their fiscal year. Most U.S. and Canadian companies report 4 times a year, while most UK companies report twice a year. A fiscal year is a company’s annual financial or accounting reporting period. Most of the time, it is similar to the calendar year; for example, Facebook’s fiscal year coincides with the calendar year and runs from January 1 to December 31. Other times, companies have fiscal years that do not coincide with the calendar year; for example, Microsoft’s fiscal year runs from July 1, to June 30 of the following year.
The unreported fiscal period covers the upcoming fiscal period, for which the company has not yet released a report, meaning that TipRanks provides access to website traffic data that cannot yet be found anywhere else.
TipRanks’ Website Traffic Tool bases its data on each company’s unique fiscal periods. Publicly traded companies are required to report their earnings on a periodic basis, based on their fiscal year. Most U.S. and Canadian companies report 4 times a year, while most UK companies report twice a year. A fiscal year is a company’s annual financial or accounting reporting period. Most of the time, it is similar to the calendar year; for example, Facebook’s fiscal year coincides with the calendar year and runs from January 1 to December 31. Other times, companies have fiscal years that do not coincide with the calendar year; for example, Microsoft’s fiscal year runs from July 1, to June 30 of the following year.
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What is the purpose of the website traffic tool?
The purpose of the website traffic tool is to enhance your stock research. It shows you how a company’s website domains are performing and how their estimated website traffic correlates with the stock’s price. The tool enables you to analyze changes in consumer behavior and predict how this may affect the upcoming earnings report and stock price.
Where does this data about website traffic come from?
The website traffic data we use is provided by Semrush. The data is estimated on petabytes of clickstream data gathered from a panel of millions of internet users. Semrush’s neural network algorithm processes clickstream data, as well as backlink and organic search engine positions data, to generate the most accurate estimation of website traffic on the market.
What is the difference between unique visitors and total visits?
Unique visitors refers to the number of individuals who visit a website in a given time period. For example, one person who visits the same website multiple times throughout the day is considered as one unique visitor.
Visits, on the other hand, refer to every visit to the website in a given time period. In this example, if one person visits the same website 12 times in one day, that counts as 12 visits.
On Google Analytics, ‘unique visits’ are labeled as ‘users’ whilst ‘visits’ are labelled as ‘sessions’.
Visits, on the other hand, refer to every visit to the website in a given time period. In this example, if one person visits the same website 12 times in one day, that counts as 12 visits.
On Google Analytics, ‘unique visits’ are labeled as ‘users’ whilst ‘visits’ are labelled as ‘sessions’.
I read the term “active users” in an earnings report. How does this differ from “unique visitors” or total visits.
Each company has different performance measurements when it comes to website/ app visits or interactions within the timeframe they define.
For example, Pinterest (PINS), uses a measurement called Monthly Active User (MAU), which it defines as a “user who visits our website, opens our mobile application or interacts with Pinterest through one of our browser or site extensions, such as the Save button, at least once during the 30-day period ending on the date of measurement.”
Snap (PINS) uses a measurement called Daily Active User (DAU) which it define as “a registered Snapchat user who opens the Snapchat application at least once during a defined 24-hour period.”
For example, Pinterest (PINS), uses a measurement called Monthly Active User (MAU), which it defines as a “user who visits our website, opens our mobile application or interacts with Pinterest through one of our browser or site extensions, such as the Save button, at least once during the 30-day period ending on the date of measurement.”
Snap (PINS) uses a measurement called Daily Active User (DAU) which it define as “a registered Snapchat user who opens the Snapchat application at least once during a defined 24-hour period.”
Where can I see the top online growth stocks?
You can see a list of top online growth stock here.
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