Analytics

Every Bloggable blog reports its own traffic — views and approximate unique visitors, per post and per day.

How it's measured

First-party, with no cookies and no third-party scripts. The blog records a view itself; nothing is sent to an analytics vendor, and there's no consent banner to add because there's nothing to consent to.

That design has a trade-off worth stating: visitor counts are approximate. There's no cross-site identity being tracked, so "unique visitors" is a good estimate rather than a precise headcount. For deciding which posts are working, that's more than enough.

Where to find it

On the blog's Analytics cards. You get views and visitors over time, and per post.

What this is not

It isn't a replacement for Google Search Console. Bloggable's own figures tell you what happened on your blog — which posts got read. Search Console tells you what happened before that — which queries you appeared for, where you ranked, how often people clicked. You want both, and the decline detection in Content intelligence depends on the second.

See Google Search Console for connecting it, and note that it needs a custom domain to collect anything.

Asking Joe

Joe can read your blog stats — post counts, published counts, activity — so "how's the blog doing?" is a reasonable question to just ask him.