Google Analytics and better and more detailed statistics have an option where you can see how many visits by each landing page. Here you can fairly quickly find out why some websites have a certain number of visitors and what are the landing pages that draw most or even all traffic, and what are the landing pages that are not pulling traffic at all. In most cases, I think many people would be surprised when you see the real situation that draws traffic and how much on their site.
Statistics gives the number of landing pages that can compare with the number of pages indexed in Google and see how strong you are literally on it. Why? Because strong domain have a large number of pages that draw traffic, while the domain with a lack of links often have a much smaller number of landing pages than it would otherwise have had to have. And you excellent indicator of the result for link building. After building a link to you should increase the number of landing pages and visits to individual pages stronger. If it takes the place obviously something is wrong with the Internal Structure and linking. Or to link building. Mostly these data suggest an awful lot and are important. A large number of landing pages mean more visitors.
