How To Track Website Statistics

Go to the Site Settings → Analytics → Website statistics.

By default, the data is displayed for the last month and broken down by days.

If you switch to the monthly reporting mode, stats will be displayed for the past year, broken down by months.

Here, you can view data gathered in the past 12 months.

A session is a set of user interactions with your website that occur over a period of time. If a user visits your website, leaves, and returns more than 30 minutes later, it is considered a new session.

The first screen shows a graph tracking the change in the number of people visiting your website.

Data on the number of form submissions are sent to the analytics panel automatically. The graph below shows the general dynamics of lead generation.

Refer to the "Events" table for the statistics related to a particular variable.

You can see the number of page views, users, sessions, leads, and conversion rates in the table that follows the "Leads" graph.

You can see the most visited pages in the "Popular pages" table. The data are displayed in the order determined by the number of views.

Click the URL address of the page in the "Popular pages" table to view the number of sessions, page views, and daily stats related to the page.

You can view the source, medium, and campaign tags in the UTM table. Simply click the plus icon to see the data.

If you click the tag itself, you will be taken to the page where you can see the stats related to this parameter, such as sessions, leads, and a detailed day-by-day overview.

You can view stats on pop-ups, form submissions, and button clicks in the "Events" table in the "Activity and conversion" section.

The form submission data is tracked automatically. To see the number of button clicks or pop-up impressions, check the "Send data to analytics" box. You can learn more on this topic here: