Open page analytics
Open Dashboard and select Analytics. The report combines page traffic, content clicks, audience signals, and connected-platform metrics where available.
Use a preset period or choose a custom date range before comparing results.
Views and clicks
A view records a visit to your public Leaf. A click records an interaction with tracked content. Compare the two rather than evaluating either number alone.
A high number of views with few clicks can mean the main action is unclear, too low on the page, or not relevant to the audience that arrived.
Performance over time
Use the views-and-clicks chart to identify campaign spikes and quieter periods. Match changes to posts, email sends, live events, or profile updates.
Compare similar periods. A seven-day campaign should usually be compared with another seven-day period rather than an entire month.
Most-clicked content
The most-clicked report shows which page items attract action. Move high-value content into stronger positions and reconsider apps that receive attention but do not support your goal.
Do not remove a low-click utility link automatically. Contact, legal, or accessibility information may be important even when rarely selected.
Countries, devices, and browsers
Location data helps with scheduling, language, currency, and campaign targeting. Device data shows whether visitors are mainly on mobile or desktop. Browser data can help diagnose a report that only affects certain visitors.
Some visits may have unknown values because of privacy tools, network routing, or unavailable browser information.
