For most, if not all, online marketers, driving traffic to a site may be enough. A certain figure may astound them as this may mean more sales, which, in turn, results to cash inflows. The truth of the matter is this may not be a blessing but a threat because some visitors might be bringing some malicious threats. If these threats get into your database, your program will be distorted. Thus, instead of reaching your goals-more traffic, more cash inflows- expensive reparation of the system is resulted to. And this is so discouraging. Having said all of these, thanks to the power of Cloudflare! It has the capacity to check and blacklisted a request if it does not pass the check standard. Moreover, those that are checked and blacklisted are logged, categorized and made available for review. If all these are tracked, you can save on your bandwidth. In turn, this can be translated into real savings.

2. Do you want to
accelerate your
website?

3. Do you want to
secure your
website?

4. You can protect
your visitors…

5. against malicious
visitors.

6. You can save
bandwidth.

7. You can reduce
page loads.

8. The good news is
this:

9. You can bring
visitors the fastest
connection
possible.

10. You can screen
website traffic for
malicious visitors.

11. You can have cache
static content for
your site.

12. You can optimize
your content.

13. All these things
can be done

14. If you can view
statistics.

15. If you analyze
this statistics.

16. Use the data to
your advantage.

17. Log in to your
CloudFlare
account.

19. Fill out the form
given.

20. Type your email
address.

22. Then, enter your
password.

24. The, you are
navigated to your
view.

26. Now, let’s go to
statistics.

27. Choose
“Analytics”.

28. You have to make
sure of this:

29. A site is added to
your account

30. If not, then add
one.

31. Just click “Add
Site”.

32. You may add
“LinkedIn”.

33. You may also add
“Google”.

35. Then, an insight to
your traffic is
given.

36. Four main metrics
are shown.

38. Let’s talk about
requests first.

41. You can see the
total number of
requests.

43. These are the
visitors who
browsed your site.

44. It’s made through
their browsers…

45. in your
customer’s site.

46. You can see the
cached requests.

48. What is cached
requests?

49. These are
requests that …

50. Cloudflare was
able to respond
to…

51. without contacting
the origin.

52. You can also see
the uncached
requests

54. What is this?

55. In this case, going
back to origin…

56. is necessary to
respond to the
request.

57. Now, let’ move on
to Unique Visitors.

59. These are unique
IP addresses.

60. They make a
request to your
customer’s sites.

61. What is unique is
this:

62. This is broken
into Maximum

64. and Minimum

66. What about the
Bandwidth?

67. How can it be
used?

69. It is the sum total
of all responses.

70. These are sent
back to visitors.

71. There are two
kinds of
bandwidth.

72. Cached
Bandwidth

74. It doesn’t require
going back to the
origin.

75. Maybe, you
would ask why.

76. They are already
available on
Cloudflare’s server.

77. Uncached
Bandwidth

79. How is it different
from the first one?

80. It doesn’t require
going back to the
origin.

81. Lastly, let’s talk
about Threat .

83. This is the good
thing about
Cloudflare.

84. It examines threats
from illegitimate
sources.

85. They are regularly
identified and
blocked.

86. It shows you the
following:

87. The total threat in
the period

88. The top country
they originated
from

89. The top threat type

91. In all these metrics,
remember this:

92. you can see these
additional
information:

93. Just scroll the
page down.

97. These are also
shown below the
Geography.

99. These are on
any given day.

100. You can choose
the time range.

101. Go to the upper
right hand corner.

102. Scroll down the
time range menu.

104. Thank you
for
watching!