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If you've provisioned the Web Analytics Service Application then you'll have access to some out of the box reporting functionality on a site basis. This MSDN blog has a good overview for you http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ecm/archive/2010/03/21/introducing-web-analytics-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx Paul.

I think the Usage Service Application (on which the Usage Report is based) is still in there in 2013, which (once configured) will pile lots of information - amongst other things, Requests - into a SQL Database called 'WSS_Logging', and included is a view called RequestUsage. If you use this for usage analytics, you might have to build upon that SQL view ...

I received official word from Microsoft that this is all we get: multiple reports for search queries and "Popular Items". The "Usage" report only displays the number of users per week/month. For other reports where there are gaps with 2010, there are a couple of ways that you could consider providing alternatives. One would be to create reports of ...

I know Microsoft has a fully populated Constoso SharePoint site with documents, list entries subsites, user profiles, etc., though I'm not certain where that is available. I found this link while searching for it which looks promising but I would not swear this is it.

In researching for a similar problem, I've come across two different ways to get usage data from the MOSS 2007 Shared Services Database (db where the ANL* tables are located). They both query the database but in different ways: The SharePoint is not enough blog provides a sample query against the 'ANL' tables on how to view the most popular documents in a ...

You can enable usage processing in Central administration then turn on auditing in the site collection. The data can be a bit of a bear to work with, but the reports you can create are flexible enough that you could retrieve some of that data. There are other third party tools that will give you a better grasp on usage and content better if you're looking ...

Is it possible information is being omitted by the analysis job? Ref: SPSite.UsageInfo.Hits The usage analysis code tracks only data recorded in the HTTP logs. The HTTP logs record most operations except requests for files in the _layouts directory and HTTP requests with results greater than or equal to 300 bytes. Most SharePoint pages are > 300 ...