Each time a page is viewed within a website. The number of page impressions a website receives in a week (for example) is the number of times pages have successfully been viewed.

an expression used to measure activity on a web site. Each time a visitor clicks on a page, it is recorded as one 'impression'. Unlike 'hits', it doesn't matter if the page is made up of multiple files.

A unit of measurement used for banner advertisement. Each unique person who views a page on a web site is measured as a one-page impression. Page impressions are the number of people who land on a web page within a site.

Occurs every time a particular Web page is displayed by someone using the Internet. A page impression is similar to a "hit," except that a hit is also registered when a spider, or similar program, accesses the Web page.

See impression.

A page impression is counted each time an ad unit is displayed on a publisher's site. At this time AppRepublic does not support Page impressions.

The exact number of times a specific Web site has been accessed or viewed by a user. A page impression acts as a counter for Web pages, informing site owners how many times their sites were visited. Page impressions are also referred to as hits.

A page impression occurs each time an Internet user displays a specified, tracked page.

The number of times a page has been viewed. Much more specific than hits. Usufull for advertising revenue.

a measurement of responses from a Web server to a page request from the user's browser, which is filtered from robotic activity and error codes, and is recorded at a point as close as possible to the opportunity to see the page by the user.See iab.net for ad campaign measurement guidelines.

a successful page request that displays the desired content in a user's browser.