Analytics

Blog CMS includes built-in analytics so you can see how your blog is doing without bolting on a third-party tracker. Best of all, it's cookieless and privacy-first.

Why cookieless matters

Traditional analytics rely on cookies, which means consent banners and privacy headaches. Blog CMS analytics don't use cookies to measure visits, so you don't need a cookie banner for it. You get the numbers you care about while respecting your readers' privacy.

What you can see

The analytics dashboard gives you a clear read on your blog's performance:

• Visitors and visits over a range you choose.
• Which posts are getting the most attention.
• Trends across time ranges — from the last 24 hours out to longer windows.

This is enough to answer the questions that actually matter: Is traffic growing? Which topics resonate? Which post should I write a follow-up to?

Choosing a range

You can switch the time range to zoom in on a recent spike or zoom out to see the bigger picture. Short ranges are great for spotting the effect of a fresh post or a share; longer ranges reveal the steady SEO trend.

Reading the numbers

A few tips for getting value from the data:

• Watch the trend, not a single day. SEO traffic builds gradually.
• Compare posts to learn which topics and formats pull readers in.
• After a deploy, check whether new content starts attracting visits — this tells you if your SEO essentials work is paying off.

Privacy by design

Because measurement is cookieless and privacy-first, you collect insight without storing the kind of personal identifiers that create compliance burdens. It's analytics that's friendly to both you and your readers.

Pairing with lead capture

Analytics tells you that people are visiting; Lead capture helps you turn those visitors into subscribers you can reach again. Use the two together: find your best-performing posts, then make sure they include a subscribe form.

When data appears

Analytics starts collecting as soon as your blog is deployed and live on your domain. If you're not seeing data yet, confirm your blog is deployed and reachable — see Deploying your blog and Custom domains.

Questions about your numbers? Email [email protected].