It's not clear if the Google Analytics experiment is still available, but Google released Blogger Stats, a Blogger feature that lets you see real-time data about a blog: the most popular posts, the number of pageviews for each post, the total number of pageviews, a list of traffic sources and search keywords, a breakdown of pageviews by country, browser and operating system. Blogger Stats is only available if you use Blogger in Draft, a playground where Blogger tests many new features.
"The coolest thing about the new Blogger Stats is that it monitors and analyzes your visitor traffic in near-real-time. You can see which posts are getting the most visits and which sites are sending traffic to your blog right now," says Google. Blogger Stats doesn't use Google Analytics, which offers more complex reports, but they are updated every hour and sometimes even less often.
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ReplyDeleteThis feature will speed up all blogs on blogger doe to less code of visitor trekking. I was using ststcounter code to track visitor nor it not necessary so i will remove it.
Love the news! I was waiting for it for sooooo long :)
ReplyDelete"but they are updated every hour and sometimes even less often". You mean more often?
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting, but it will need to be more accurate. Right now Blogger Stats looks like it's inflating my incoming Internet Explorer visits and page views by a factor of 10.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't have option saying which users are currently reading but its still good
ReplyDeleteRight now Blogger Stats looks like it's inflating my incoming Internet Explorer visits and page views by a factor!
ReplyDeleteLove the news
Please add a download button &
ReplyDeleteTotals by year for end of year round-ups (Top Tens) for the Year.
I can't find an option to not count your own visits like Wordpress has.
ReplyDeleteThe option to not count my own pageviews seems to be not perfect. Despite my verification of my cookies, I end up seeing the following:
ReplyDeleteIf I click on a link to one of my pages from within page edits (view page) or stats, that page opens in a new window and is NOT tracked. From that point, if I click on a link within my page in this new window, that pageview IS tracked.
I find this behavior unexpected.
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I have problems too with the option to not count my own views. I will check out this page to see if there will be any news.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the article and for the screenshots, I found them helpfull.
It would be cool if you can see more detail like cities, town, and time each post was seen!
ReplyDeleteI agree with some others. I think it would be great if it did not count YOU as a view. I had to save my edit page to my faves and now backspace if I want to see the blog. Then it seems to not count me.
ReplyDeleteAnd for those of us in larger countries, state views could be valuable. Then you at least know its not you being counted when the view count goes up. And you can see how diverse your audience is. If its your whole country, it could be the same person looking many times. But if several states show hits, you get a much better idea of the actual number that your stats show.
Hey, i have a question. My blog is in air from december 2009 and in blogger stats in all time it's from may 2010. Can i change it?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rene
Wow, Blogger just keeps getting better and better. Time to remove 3rd party tracking from my blogs since it's no longer necessary :)
ReplyDeleteIs it possible somehow to reset the statistics?
ReplyDeleteWhat does the symbol +2 mean? I started a blog last evening and both posts have a +2. I know what +1 is and that I do it when I publish but I can't find anything about a +2
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My blog is not getting more than 50 as a beginner
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