Keeping track of how visitors interact with your website is essential for making smart business choices. Analytics widgets provide simple and clear insights about your website performance, user behavior, and traffic sources—all in one place on your dashboard.

📌 Why This Matters

Having easy access to key website data helps you:

• Understand how many visitors come to your site and whether they are new or returning.
• See which pages and actions are most popular with your audience.
• Identify where your visitors are coming from so you can focus your marketing efforts wisely.
• Know what devices your customers use to visit your site, helping you improve their experience.

✨ What’s New

• Total Users: See the total number of unique visitors to your website during a selected time frame.
• Active Users: Discover how many visitors were actively engaged with your site.
• New Users: Track how many first-time visitors you receive.
• Sessions Over Time: Visualize visitor activity trends across days or weeks.
• Engagement Rate: Find out the percentage of visits where users interacted meaningfully with your content.
• Bounce Rate: Understand how many visitors leave your site after viewing only one page.
• Average Engagement Time: Learn how long visitors stay engaged on your site.
• Sessions by Channel: See which channels—like social media or search engines—are driving the most traffic.
• Sessions by Source/Medium: Get detailed info on exact sources bringing visitors to your site.
• Top Pages by Views: Identify your most popular pages.
• Top Events: Highlight key actions users take, like clicks or form submissions.
• New vs Returning Users: Compare how many visitors are coming back to your site.
• Device Category Breakdown: Know if your visitors use desktop, mobile, or tablets.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Step 1: Add these analytics widgets to your website dashboard or custom reports area.
2. Step 2: Select the time period you want to analyze, such as last week or last month.
3. Step 3: Review the different widgets to understand visitor numbers, behavior, and popular content.
4. Step 4: Use insights to adjust your marketing efforts or website content where needed.

💡 Pro Tip

Regularly checking these analytics helps you spot what’s working and where to focus efforts to attract and keep more customers.