Know what readers read.And what they still need.
See where readers come from, what they read and for how long, without tracking cookies. At the end of each article readers can react and say whether it helped, and Newmade sums up what they are asking for.
Traffic analytics
Where readers come from, what they read, and for how long
Content viewed 64·Average response 86 ms·Conversions 214·386 reader interactions
Traffic grew 18% over the previous period, led by /streets-and-slowness.
| Page | Type | Views | Visitors |
|---|---|---|---|
/streets-and-slowness | Article | 3,120 | 1,180 |
/twelve-benches | Article | 2,240 | 860 |
/ | Home | 1,960 | 1,210 |
/channel/walks | Collection | 1,130 | 520 |
/after-ten | Article | 940 | 410 |
/about | Page | 640 | 410 |
Built in, nothing to install. Views, visitors, sessions, reading time and bounce rate, compared with the previous period. Click a page, source, device or region to filter everything by it.
Counted without following anyone.
Only successful public pages are counted. Visitors who send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are not recorded at all. Everyone else is counted with an identifier that changes every day; IP addresses and browser strings are never stored, and bots are kept apart.
Try it: turn on Do Not Track, mark the visit as a bot, or look at the same visitor tomorrow.
GET /streets-and-slownessIP 203.0.113.42User-Agent Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 18_0 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 Version/18.0 Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1Referer https://www.google.com/search?q=walking+streets- Page
- /streets-and-slowness
- Type
- Article
- Source
- google.com
- Device
- Mobile
- Browser · system
- Mobile Safari · iOS
- Region
- China
- Visitor
- a7f3·9c1e·04d2
IP address, browser string and full referrer are not stored.
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Links to other sites, email links and form submissions are recorded on their own. Add goals for pages such as a thank-you page, and see which sources and UTM campaigns lead there.
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Readers tell you what is missing.
Readers react, say whether an article helped and why not, and leave a note, without signing in. The Readers page flags articles that need attention, and each morning AI turns the past week's notes into concrete fixes you can open in the editor.
What readers see at the end of an articleReaders
Reactions, “Was this helpful?” votes and written feedback at the end of articles
- 1Readers want to find the benchesNeeds attention
Several readers asked where the benches are and which ones have shade.
“Twelve benches in the old town”: 6 not helpful · Missing detail 5, Other 1 - 2Opening hours have changedNeeds attention
Two shops mentioned in the article now close earlier.
“Streets after ten at night”: 4 not helpful · Outdated 4
How much history you keep.
- Free7 daysTraffic and readers
- Personal90 daysWith conversion goals
- Pro1 yearWith conversion goals
- StudioNo limitWith conversion goals
Questions
Does it use cookies?
No tracking cookies. A session lives only in the current browser tab and ends after 30 minutes without activity, and visitors are counted once a day with an identifier that changes daily.
What counts as a view?
A successful request for a public page. The console, API, images and other files, previews, RSS and sitemaps are not counted, and bots are shown separately.
Can I also use Google Analytics or another tool?
Yes. From Personal up you can add any analytics script with code injection; the built-in analytics keep working alongside it.
How does the feedback summary work?
When there are new written responses, Newmade summarizes the previous seven days every morning at 9:00. Each finding points to an article, shows the notes behind it and suggests rewriting a section, adding an appendix or a correction. Summaries use a small amount of AI credits.
Fewer guesses.
Better articles.
Analytics and reader feedback come with every plan. History is kept for 7 days on Free, 90 on Personal, a year on Pro and without limit on Studio; conversion goals start with Personal.