Most-Requested Pages
	Pages	Views	% of Total	User Sessions	Avg. Time
1	Comedian Data Sheet - David Spark http://www.davidspark.com/index.html	1511	14.9%	1214	00:00:47
2	Comedian Data Sheet http://www.davidspark.com/roadindex.html	453	4.46%	407	00:00:04
3	http://www.davidspark.com/funnyleft.html	447	4.41%	371	00:00:14
4	http://www.davidspark.com/roadmovie.html	437	4.31%	391	00:00:34
5	http://www.davidspark.com/roadleft.html	435	4.29%	390	00:00:08
6	Comedian Data Sheet http://www.davidspark.com/comedyindex.html	391	3.85%	306	00:00:05
7	Comedian Data Sheet http://www.davidspark.com/compindex.html	390	3.84%	329	00:00:01
8	Dave the Tech Freak http://www.davidspark.com/comppage.html	387	3.81%	329	00:00:40
9	Comedian Data Sheet http://www.davidspark.com/funnyindex.html	384	3.78%	293	00:00:07
10	http://www.davidspark.com/compleft.html	380	3.74%	327	00:00:03
	Sub Total For the Page Views Above	5215	51.45%	N/A	N/A
	Total For the Log File	10135	100%	N/A	N/A

Knowing the most-requested pages, besides index.html (my start page), is helpful. It tells me what links attract visitors the most-- what draws them into my site. And it seems that humor and the road movie are the most popular. Statistics like this can stir you to action. My September log showed about two visits to the image library. So I decided to create a link to the photo album on my start page. That move was key to increasing traffic in October.

The links to three other sections of my site that are not getting much traffic are accessible only through Java applet buttons. My fear is that people have browsers that don't support Java or don't want to wait for the applets to load. I think I'll just remove the applets and make the links icons.