Having looked at EnagagementHQ's reporting in detail, you will have come across the three terms of 'Aware', 'Engaged' and 'Informed'. Here is a definition of what these terms mean.

An aware visitor, or a visitor that we consider to be 'aware', has made at least one single visit to your site or project. Our methodology suggests that a visitor who has not taken any further action, that means has not clicked on anything, can be considered to be aware that the project or site exists.

Aware visitor will have visited at least one page.

An informed visitor has taken the 'next step' from being aware and clicked on something. That might be another project, a news article, a photo, etc. We now consider the visitor to be informed about the project or site. This is done because a click suggests interest in the project.

Any of the action below need to be taken for EnagagementHQ to consider the visitor 'informed':

Every visitor that contributes to a tool is considered to be 'engaged'. This means that the participant performed one or several of the actions below.

Engaged and informed are subsets of aware. That means that every engaged visitor is also always informed AND aware. In other words, a visitor cannot be engaged without also being informed AND aware. At the same time, an informed visitor is also always aware.

Note - To calculate percentages of these visitors refer to our article on Calculating the percentage of Aware, Informed and Engaged visitors.

What's next ? Understand the difference between a 'site visit' and a 'visitor'.

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