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Analytics

Analyze the Performance of Your Studio Sites

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Written by Saika
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview of Analytics and Data Retention Period

The Studio dashboard allows you to easily monitor your website's traffic. By leveraging this feature, you can gain insights into your site’s performance, helping you optimize and improve it effectively.

Studio’s analytics feature does not use cookies. This means that even if visitors reject or block cookies, the analytics data is less likely to be impacted. Additionally, this approach makes it easier to comply with cookie-related regulations, such as the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The following information is sent to Studio via the analytics feature. This data does not include any personal information or cookies and is used exclusively within the dashboard. Please note that it is not possible to opt out of data transmission from this feature.

  • URL

  • Referrer

  • User Agent

  • Visitors ID

  • Project ID

If you require more detailed analytics, consider integrating with Google Analytics.

For Users on Legacy Plans (Starter, CMS, and former Business)

For projects on legacy plans, while the dashboard displays "Visitor," the actual measurement is being calculated using PV (page views). To check detailed page view trends, please refer to the "PV Count" in your analytics dashboard. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by our system migration process. Please note that there are no changes to the measurement logic, and counting will continue to work as it has previously.

Using Analytics

No extra configurations are necessary before publishing your site. After the site is published, simply access the "Analytics" tab in your dashboard to review the statistics.

In the graph displaying the total page views (PV) and visitors counts for the entire site, you can hover the cursor to view specific values. Blue circles indicate points where site updates were made.

Under Analytics TOP, you can review the entire site’s total page views (PV) and visitors counts, an individual page’s page views and visitors counts, as well as key insights.

The displayed items include:

  • The total number of page views for the entire site

  • Daily page views for the site after any updates have been made (If there are no updates, the daily average page views for the period will be displayed)

  • Pages that are gaining popularity

Changing the Display Period

You can switch the display period from the upper right corner. Choose from the past 7 days, past 30 days, or set a custom period.

Switching between Page Views (PV) and Visitors Counts

For both the entire site and individual pages, you can toggle between viewing page views (PV) and visitors counts.

Pages

From here you can review the page views and visitors counts for each page.

Moreover, you can compare the performance of each page with the previous period. For example, if you set the display period to the past 7 days, the results will show a comparison with the preceding 7 days. Note, CMS (Content Management System) pages are indicated as "CMS.”

About Viewable Periods

We collect and store data (metrics) for sites published since the feature release (July 2023). This includes publication periods using subdomains (.studio.site).The period for which data is viewable varies by plan, as shown in the table below.

Free Plan

Mini Plan

Personal Plan

Business Plan and above

Viewable Period

Last 15 days

Last 30 days

Las 150 days

All time

Viewable Periods for Legacy Plans(Starter, CMS, and former Business)

For legacy plans :

Note

  • Display period Data prior to the release of the Analytics feature in late June 2023 will not be available, regardless of the plan you are on.

  • Viewing environment The dashboard can only be accessed through a PC's Chrome browser, with the latest version recommended. Analytics won't be viewable on other devices or browsers.

  • Downgrading When switching from Business and CMS Plans to the Starter or Free Plans, please take note of the limitations mentioned in the table above.

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