Definitions for "SITE ANALYSIS"
Set of techniques (programs and procedures) used to determine the characteristics or suitability of a site or location for a particular purpose.
Reports details of site usage such as search engine referrals, how long each page was viewed, entry and exit pages, and much more. Used to determine which areas of the site are popular and which areas of the site do not get traffic to allow site admins to refine site and create a better user experience.
a critical factor in determining issues that may be holding your site back in the search engines or turning customers away
In Geomarketing, site analysis means the assessment of an existing or planned site with regard to its potential, i.e. size of its catchment area, accessibility, relation to competitors, etc.
Compiling the information found during the site survey and the family or client interview to be used in the development of the landscape plan.
Site Analysis is an inventory completed as a preparatory step to site planning, a form of urban planning which involves research, analysis, and synthesis. It primarily deals with basic data as it relates to a specific site. The topic itself branches into the boundaries of architecture, landscape architecture, engineering, economics, and urban planning.
an evaluation or judgement about the conditions of the site elements
The study and evaluation of existing site conditions. This follows a site inventory and includes nonphysical features such as view, smells and sound.
Evaluation of an area to determine its appropriateness for designated objectives.