Blog Analytics help you see which blog posts are resonating most with your audience. If you have more than one person blogging for your company, you will also notice which authors resonate most with your audience as well. Blog Analytics provides you with information for each post and author. For each blog post, you need to know the name of the article, date the post was published, number of comments, number of inbound links, and number of page views. The blog analytics data will help you find articles and authors that are providing the most value to your blog audience. This will help you use best practices for blogging in the future.
Blog Analytics also delivers the number of e-mail and RRS subscribers. You can sort the graph from current week to one year. Here you can see trends in your blog subscribers. The statistics we track for your blog are:
We know what type of blog posts are resonating most with your audience. These are the types of posts that should be focused on in the future. You inbound marketing investment with us will save you time and money in the future by knowing what works and what doesn't. What can be measured can be improved. We can improve your blog month over month.
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