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title: "Analytics — views and visitors"
category: "Analytics"
source: "https://getbloggable.com/help/analytics"
updated: 2026-10-22T10:34:35.551Z
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# 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.