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How can I see that someone visited my site if it's served by Google's cache?
by Kiro 9y ago
How can I see that someone visited my site if it's served by Google's cache?
- tyler_larson 9y agoThere are multiple analytics options supported with amp. It's a well-addressed problem space. But honestly, if you're so far behind the curve that this is even a question, then amp is not for you. You've got a lot of bigger problems to solve first.
- Kiro 9y agoWhat do you mean by that? What bigger problems?
- wwweston 9y agoThe GP may or may not have bigger problems to solve, but they could be forgiven for entirely ignoring a response that simultaneously manages to provide no specific or concrete information, sound haughty, and imply that understanding of the ins & outs of working with AMP are the standard for not having to worry about some other also nonspecific (but definitely bigger!) problem. I could assume you have bigger problems to solve than writing a stronger reply, but it's hard to spot that out to somebody who bothered to write an answer in the first place.
- tankenmate 9y agoNot allowing you to directly contact people you know or work with is a feature not a bug.</s> Welcome to the world where Google intermediates all your future communication. No doubt for your own good.
- dx034 9y agoIf you use AMP, you can use amp-pixel for tracking. If you have content that automatically reloads (e.g. amp-live-list), this will also show up in your server logs. I don't find user behaviour on amp harder to track than for non-amp pages. At least if you keep tracking to a reasonable level.