Hey Tyson, Thanks for reading! >Have you consider adding a blog off the main page to build some organic traffic? That's a good idea. The thing I feel like I'd

Hey Tyson, Thanks for reading! >Have you consider adding a blog off the main page to build some organic traffic? That's a good idea. The thing I feel like I'd run into is that I'm excited about the website as a tool and a project, and I can write about it from that perspective. I don't know that I'm passionate enough about keto as a lifestyle to write interesting posts about it. But I do like the idea of adding a bit more content. One thing that gets asked a lot on Facebook is, "Can someone give me a simple explanation of keto?" A lot of the bigger sites have very complicated explanations. I could maybe write a "keto in two minutes" and link people to that. >If you really want to dive into the Google Analytics, you could always setup API access. Its a little bit of a hassle, like 17 steps, but the python interface gives you lots of fine grained data you do not get from the GA client. >One other thing you can try is log everything with a tracking ID and timestamp. Then just process these particular logs and you can get some idea about what return visitors do. Oh that's a good point. I hadn't really thought about trying to lean more on GA, but I should try to see how far I can get with custom events and the API before I add another heavy monitoring dependency to my stack. -Michael