the page

The numbers on your page.

Views, clicks, and subscribers by day. Where people arrived from, which link they tapped, and which country they read it in.

views

4,182

clicks

1,097

subs

318

A follower count tells you how many people could have seen something. These numbers answer a narrower question: how many people opened your page, what they tapped when they got there, and how many left an address.

Three figures sit across the top, Views, Clicks, and Subscribers, and picking one plots it by day as a line or a bar. Under that are the sites people arrived from, every link ranked by clicks and share of traffic with the last time each one was tapped, and a world map coloured by country.

The counting is deliberately conservative. Your own visits are never counted, studio previews are never counted, known crawlers and preview bots are dropped before anything is written down, and a visitor’s address is hashed rather than stored. The last 7 and 30 days are free. Pro adds the 90 day and one year ranges.

three steps

Set it up.

  1. 01Open AnalyticsThe Analytics tab in your dashboard, with the range picker in the header.
  2. 02Pick a figureViews, Clicks, or Subscribers. The chart follows whichever one you select.
  3. 03Read the linksEvery link ranked by clicks and share, with the last time each one was tapped.

questions

Straight answers.

Do my own visits count?
No. They are dropped in the browser and again on the server, and a preview in the Studio is never counted either.
What about bots?
Known crawlers, preview fetchers, and headless browsers are dropped before anything is recorded.
How far back can I look?
The last 7 and 30 days on the free plan. Pro adds the 90 day and one year ranges.

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