A Tour of the All-New Stats Page
An all-new experience for measuring and analyzing how great you are.
In recent weeks, you may have seen a redesigned Stats page on your WordPress.com dashboard. This all-new Stats experience enhances your ability to analyze and optimize your site’s content. We’ve restructured the layout in a friendlier way, introduced new modules that reveal crucial data points, and revamped the overall look of this powerful analytics tool.
Let’s jump in and take a short tour!
Go beyond the numbers
On the new Stats page, you’ll now see two tabs:
- Traffic: When you first click over to Stats, you’ll land on the Traffic page, which displays your site’s latest metrics. By navigating within the chart at the top, you can also focus on a specific week or month.
- Insights: This is where things get interesting, in our opinion. The Insights tab allows you to view and learn from long-term trends. This includes data about the most effective times/days to publish, your most popular posts/categories on an annual (or all-time) basis, visual overviews of your traffic and posting history, and more.
Monitor trends and track cumulative stats
When checking stats, it’s easy to focus on the present and lose track of content performance over time. To help you take that longer-term view, we’ve pulled together “7 Day Highlights” to help you compare visitor interaction on a week-to-week basis, along with a year-in-review section that displays cumulative stats for the year.
You can also monitor lifetime statistics, as well as other interesting data points, by looking at “All-time highlight” on the Insights tab.
Know your impact anytime and any place
Everything on the Stats page has been optimized for mobile phones, tablets, large desktop monitors, and everything in between.
Having these numbers available across multiple platforms allows you to check on your latest posts’ data and traffic stats when and where it’s most convenient.
A better Stats experience
We believe that these changes will help you better understand how your website is performing and make data-driven decisions to grow your business. We hope you enjoy the new Stats page, and look forward to hearing your feedback.
Check it out for free today at WordPress.com/stats or in the Jetpack mobile app.
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It’s just a facelift. There are no substantial changes.
Jetpack Stats still lack basic statistical metrics like time on page, bounce rate, device types, and browser.
It also does not support custom events/goals.
Moreover, Jetpack Stats also do not filter out some bots.
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Hello there 👋
We understand that Jetpack Stats may not be the best solution for all users. We do believe that it is a robust and simple solution for most users though.
On bots not being filtered out, if you can provide more information about which bots you’re noticing are not being filtered out, I’d be glad to have our engineering team to investigate.
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(A bit of topic)
Is there any chance to implement a bundling of consecutive posts within a day, to make the Reader less time consuming to scroll through the blogs we follow?
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Hello Spira 👋,
I understand that you’d like to see some other options for getting multiple posts across all sites on a given day. Is this correct?
Do you have preferences or opinions on what would be most useful for you?
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Hello, Eric.
I remember that at one time it had been announced that at The Reader, posts from the same blog would be bundled together.
My opinion is this:
Because there are prolific writers among us, having to scroll down through multiple same -day-posts is not only time consuming but makes it easy to miss posts from other blogs, since the feed is overwhelmed by said authors.
Yes, there are e mail notifications .
But, speaking strictly of the Reader experience, I believe it would be more streamlined this way.
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Thank you for the feedback! I’ll pass it on to our team that works on Reader for consideration.
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Sorry to say this, but I’ve never found WordPress stats to be of any use. I have tried to see where traffic comes from and there’s no info. If they’ve improved I’ve yet to see it.
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This is great! I love geeking out over data like this!
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Impressive!
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I like it and is very simple to understand especially
for someone who is new to this platform. However I am looking forward to more facelifts.
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Hey Chantel 👋,
We’ve got several other facelifts in the works across WordPress.com. 😄
Which features do you use the most?
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Thank you for responding to my post. Well, I wish I had an answer for your question but I am still learning how WordPress platform operates and such. What I have encountered so far has been the best in terms of setting up a website or a blog site.
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I’m excited to learn about the redesigned Stats page on WordPress.com. It’s truly humbling to see how they’ve incorporated user feedback to enhance the analytics experience. Although I haven’t had the chance to experience it yet, I can already appreciate the user-friendly layout and fresh look. I look forward to exploring the latest metrics, gaining valuable insights, and tracking my content performance over time. Knowing that it’s accessible on any device makes it even more convenient. I’m grateful for the improvements and can’t wait to try out the new Stats page soon!
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Ooaa! Tough audience! I’m just beginning here today but am exited to examine these new features. You’ve given a most lucid explanation! Although off topic, I’d appreciate some help in understanding how to edit my profile so I can update my picture so I don’t look like a piece of wallpaper. Could you so direct me? Much appreciated if you will…
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Looks like you set your profile image here in the time since you posted this: https://wordpress.com/me
Were you able to sort this out on your own, or did you need a hand still?
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Yes! After I confirmed my email address my profile became active so I could add the picture. Thank you for your consideration :0)
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This is a great update! Keep on making more updates!
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