This page counts views: pages on thestudio.io actually loaded and read, straight from Google Analytics. One person reading five pages is five views. Our sister page at E2 Analytics counts the people; this one counts what they read.
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Page views per day for the last 28 settled days. Today and yesterday are left off while Google finishes counting them, so the chart never shows a fake drop at the end. The blue line is a 3 day trailing average, so one big day lifts the line gently instead of spiking and crashing. The gold bar is the biggest day.
The pages that earned the views. Every row links to the page itself.
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Views grouped by how the reader arrived. Google views are free: somebody searched and found us. Instagram views clicked through from Instagram. Direct means they typed the address, used a bookmark, or arrived through an app like Discord that does not pass a source along.
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Countries, ranked by views.
The first page of a visit, ranked by visits.
Views by the kind of screen they were read on.
The Studio is one of ten sites we count. Here is how its views compare with its sisters over the same days. People are shown for context; views are the point.
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A view is one page load counted by Google Analytics (the screenPageViews metric) on thestudio.io. Reloads count again, because the page really was read again. Views are not people: the same reader on five pages is five views and one person, and both numbers appear on this page, labeled.
Every window on this page ends the day before yesterday, in Mountain time. Today is only partly counted and yesterday is still being finalized by Google, so including either one would draw a drop that never happened.
The numbers refresh every six hours. Nothing here is rounded up, padded, or projected. Small numbers are shown as the small numbers they are.