Avg. Visit Duration 00:00:00 conclusion

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Published on 2012-09-22T21:13:58Z Indexed on 2012/09/22 21:50 UTC
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What can I predict when I see in Google Analytics that total visits by search for some day are 93 visits while 70 visits of them have the value 00:00:00 for Avg. Visit Duration?

Did those visits made by robots? or How could they regarded as visits while they don't spend any time on the website? Or this is dysfunction of the Google's Analytics script by which it does not able to count the visit time?

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