The last time I wrote in this occasional series about Internet jargon it about [visitors](http://heisel.org/blog/2008/11/18/what-is-a-visitor/).
The next most logical question is:
**What’s a visit?**
At a high level, it’s easy, it’s one session by a [visitor](http://heisel.org/blog/2008/11/18/what-is-a-visitor/) to your Web site.
If you dive a little deeper though, it turns out to be less easy to define.
Is it when you enter the site and the subsequently leave it? Can you count page views in one visit if the user comes to your site, goes away, and then comes back? If so, how long can they be away before you start a new visit?
Layoff suck, but they happen. I hate the "lets take all the perks away" belt-tightening. Why? Because after you've made the office a dreary place to work You'll Still. Have. To. Lay. People. Off.
So at least try and keep the remaning folks happy and productive.
By day, I'm a product manager serving a group of fantastic engineers at Square.
By night, I fight crime and solve mysteries with a robot pal of my own creation.
By midday, I like a snack, generally a cookie.
Part of this biography isn't true (hint, I like cookies and engineering, I don't own a robot)
