Why are my numbers zero?

The blog must be public and have visits. Open your public blog in a new window and the first view appears shortly after.

Are my own visits counted?

Preview links and the editor are not counted. Only visits to the public blog are.

Last updated: October 13, 2026

See views, visitors, search traffic, clicks and signups for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, and find which posts work best.

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Open Dashboard for the summary, or Analytics for the full report.
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Choose the period: last 7, 30 or 90 days. Numbers are compared with the previous period of the same length.
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Read the cards: views, visitors, organic visits from search and AI assistants, call-to-action clicks, conversion rate, subscribers and leads.
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Select a day on the chart to see only that day, and switch between daily and weekly grouping.
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Scroll down to see top posts, traffic sources, campaigns with UTM tags, countries and devices.

Add utm_source to the links you share. The campaigns table then shows which channel brings readers.

Organic visits are visits that came from search engines or AI assistants. They show whether your content is being found.

No cookies are used to count visitors. A daily anonymous value is used, so the same person is not followed across days.

Conversion rate is the share of visits that ended in a call-to-action click, so a post with a clear button and a good offer scores higher.

Why are my numbers zero?: The blog must be public and have visits. Open your public blog in a new window and the first view appears shortly after.
Are my own visits counted?: Preview links and the editor are not counted. Only visits to the public blog are.