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Analytics

Your dashboard home, where you see how your fanbase is growing.

Your dashboard is the first thing you see when you log in. It is a quick read on how your fanbase is doing and who just joined, without you having to go digging.

Pick a time range

At the top are range chips that set the window for what you are looking at:

  • Last 3 months

  • Last 6 months

  • Last 12 months

  • Lifetime

Change the range and the numbers on the page follow it.

The dashboard home with the range chips and the momentum line

Your momentum

Near the top is a single momentum line: how many new fans you have gained over the range you picked. It is the one number that tells you whether things are moving. Pick a wider range to see the bigger picture, or a shorter one to see what is happening right now.

Your latest fans

Further down is your latest fans: the people who joined most recently, newest first. Click any row to open that fan's drawer, where you see their details, where they are, and what they have done with your links. It is the same fan view you get from your audience, pulled up right on the dashboard so you can check in on a new fan without leaving home.

A fan drawer open over the dashboard home

Your upcoming release

When you have a release coming up, a presave block shows on the dashboard with a countdown, so your next drop stays in front of you. It only appears when you have a release in the works, so if you do not see it, that is just because nothing is scheduled yet. See Forever Presave links for setting one up.

Digging deeper

The dashboard is the overview of your whole fanbase. For how a single link or your mini-site is performing, each one has its own analytics with views, clicks, locations, and more. See Link and mini-site analytics.

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