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Visitor</h2>
A visitor is someone who visits your site. A visitor
 is tracked by the cookie placed in their browser by the HubSpot 
tracking code installed on your site. A single visitor can have multiple
 visits to your site. 
<h2 id="visit4">
Visit</h2>
A visit is anytime a visitor reaches your site from a
 referring source outside of your website domain. That means the person 
was on a different site and clicked on a link that took them to your 
site. 
<ul>
<li>Scenario 1: A visitor goes to google.com and does a search for "inbound marketing advice". Then, they click on a search result and view www.hubspot.com. This is counted as 1 visit.

<ul>
<li>The visitor had 1 visit to www.hubspot.com by clicking on a link from an external domain (google.com).</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Scenario 2: A visitor goes to twitter.com/hubspot and clicks on a link from a tweet that brings them to blog.hubspot.com. On HubSpot's blog page, they click on a link in the menu to view www.hubspot.com. This is considered 1 visit by HubSpot.
 <ul>
<li>Even though the visitor viewed two different pages on 
hubspot.com, their interactions count as 1 visit. This is because they 
reached blog.hubspot.com by clicking on a link from an external site (twitter.com) for 1 visit but reached www.hubspot.com by clicking on a link within the same domain (hubspot.com) which is not a separate visit. </li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Scenario 3: A visitor goes to google.com and does a search for "inbound marketing advice". They click on a search result and view www.hubspot.com. Then, they click on a link on www.hubspot.com that brings them to twitter.com/hubspot. From HubSpot's Twitter page, they click on a link from a tweet that brings them to blog.hubspot.com. This is considered 2 visits by HubSpot.
 <ul>
<li>The visitor had 1 visit to www.hubspot.com from the external domain (google.com) and had 1 visit to blog.hubspot.com from the external domain (twitter.com). This totals 2 visits.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h2 id="page-view5">
Page view</h2>
A page view is when a page on your site is loaded by a browser. HubSpot counts a page view every time the HubSpot tracking code is loaded. 
<ul>
<li>Scenario 1: This example would count 1 page view for www.hubspot.com.</li>
<li>Scenario 2: This example would count 2 page views: 1 page view for blog.hubspot.com and 1 page view for www.hubspot.com.</li>
<li>Scenario 3: This example would count 2 page views: 1 page view for www.hubspot.com and 1 page view for blog.hubspot.com.</li>
</ul>
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Note: Because HubSpot counts a 
page view every time the tracking code is loaded, if a single page is 
refreshed multiple times by the same visitor - each refresh would 
count as its own page view.</div>
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