Website Report – Aquatic Training & Consulting Services (2026-09)

From September 1–30, 2026, the site recorded 248 users, including 202 new users, and 302 engaged sessions. Average engagement was 1 minute 43 seconds, while the 13.47% bounce rate suggests visitors generally found relevant content and interacted with the site.

Key Takeaways

• New users represented 202 of 248 total users, showing that most September visitors were reaching the site for the first time.
• The site generated 302 engaged sessions and 3,227 events, indicating meaningful activity beyond basic page visits.
• The 13.47% bounce rate was low, while average engagement reached 1 minute 43 seconds.
• The pool operator certification page led the listed pages with 160 sessions, making it an important path for visitor engagement.
• Desktop and mobile usage was nearly even, so both experiences play a major role in site performance.

Channel Notes

Direct was the largest listed channel with 94 users, followed by Organic Search with 73 and Paid Search with 70. Paid Search brought in 67 new users, which shows that it played a significant role in introducing new visitors to the site.

Organic Social contributed 3 users, while 10 users were classified as Unassigned. Because the report displayed only five of seven channel rows, the current channel view is not complete.

Device Notes

Desktop accounted for 128 users and mobile accounted for 118, with just 2 tablet users. Since nearly half of visitors used mobile devices, key pages, navigation, forms, and calls to action need to work equally well on smaller screens.

What We Recommend Next

• Review landing-page engagement and key-event completion for Direct, Organic Search, and Paid Search traffic.
• Test the mobile experience on high-traffic pages, with particular attention to navigation, forms, and calls to action.
• Review the pool operator certification page for opportunities to guide its 160 sessions toward more key events.
• Investigate Unassigned traffic and the two undisplayed channel rows to improve attribution and reporting clarity.

How We’ll Measure Improvement

We will compare future results with September’s baseline to see whether traffic quality, visitor engagement, and measurement accuracy improve.

• More engaged sessions and stronger average engagement than the September baseline of 302 sessions and 1 minute 43 seconds.
• Growth in key events from the current total of 18, especially from leading landing pages and acquisition channels.
• Fewer users classified as Unassigned and more complete channel reporting.