Statistics Pie Chart

Question regarding the pie chart: is it showing traffic cumulatively from day one? Or does it just show stats for the most recent week or month or something? Sorry if this should be obvious, I'm statistically ignorant.

I think the pie chart uses the same dates as the line graph above it.

My line graph spans from June 2nd - June 22nd.

I think Christene's correct. Will verify and let you know if this is incorrect.

Thanks; that makes sense!

Just verified the correctness of the above statement.

I really like the statistical pie charts.  Numbers are what push me.  However, I am not very familiar with all of the sites that are included on the pie charts.  I am not very knowledgeable about different sites.   Is there anywhere I can find out what some of them are?  Thanks for any info anyone can give me. 

These are mostly bookmarking sites and social networks such as facebook, stumbleupon, twitter, etc. The abbreviations often refer to the tools or URL shorteners used to post the links.

I don't know all of them, either, Caroline. But there are all kinds of backlink checkers available, either as freestanding sites or as browser add-ons, if you really want to dig deeper into this.

I don't really care too much about the origin of everything. Google.com is the most important one, anyway.

Thanks...and I am looking for the Google stats too.  I am seeing some Yahoo stats. 

Hi there,
I see there have been some changes in the pie chart below the graph chart. It now only lists visitors from August 9. It used to list total visitors. I wish I could still see total visitors, as well as visitors per different days. I keep clicking on the blue dot that appears when you hover over various days, but nothing happens, the pie chart stays the same, with visitors from August 9.

P.S. I calculated the number, and it's slightly higher than the number for August 9, so maybe it's adding up the first visitors of August 10 as well.

Other than that, I see now we have a keyword list at the bottom, which is really nice.

Hi Simon,

Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. It all makes sense now :-)

Mira