Braandly's analytics show how your Brink pages perform. When your Brink is live, Braandly records views and clicks so you can see what people do on your page. This overview explains what is tracked, what you can see, and where to find it.
What is tracked
Braandly tracks two things on a published Brink:
- Page views when someone opens your Brink.
- Link clicks when someone clicks a link, button, banner, or item.
From these, Braandly builds a picture of your traffic over time and which parts of your page get the most attention.
The visitor and view counts reflect total activity, meaning page views and clicks, rather than a count of unique people. Treat them as a measure of engagement and trends, not a headcount of individuals.
What you can see
In your Brink analytics you can view:
- Traffic over time, with a comparison to the previous period on shorter ranges.
- Top links and blocks, so you can see what gets the most clicks.
- Referrers, where your visitors arrive from.
- Location and browser, the countries visitors come from and the browsers they use.
- Conversion rate, the share of visits that led to a click.
- Per-block performance, how each block is trending.
Choosing a time range
Open a Brink from your dashboard and go to its analytics. You can switch the time range across today, this week, this month, this year, and all time. The previous-period comparison appears on the shorter ranges, not on all time.
Plans and scope
Analytics apply to your Brinks, which is where Braandly records visitor activity. There is no separate brand or workspace traffic report. Higher plans include the fuller analytics view and a longer history window; see plans and pricing.
Analytics only record activity on a published, live Brink. A draft or unpublished Brink has no public traffic to measure.