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Hi! I love substack, and have been writing a weekly blog on it for over a year now! Do you have any plans to give more granular data on traffic/emails? Stuff
by jdasdf 5y ago
Hi!
I love substack, and have been writing a weekly blog on it for over a year now!
Do you have any plans to give more granular data on traffic/emails? Stuff like being able to see specific posts views over time, etc... What's currently available is ok, but I'd really like to be able to get as much data as possible and then export it into a BI tool.
Also, for a "quick win", have you considered adding the ability for authors to generate unique URLs for sharing posts? Ideally with separated analytics.
A forward/backward button at the bottom of a post that would lead to the next/previous post would also be great
- sachinmonga 5y ago> Also, for a "quick win", have you considered adding the ability for authors to generate unique URLs for sharing posts? Ideally with separated analytics. That's a cool idea! Is your intended use case being able to easily spin up different URLs so that you could share them in different places and see which ones drive the most traffic / subscriptions?
- jdasdf 5y agoThat's right, the current origin system just isn't as granular as I'd like it to be. IE: it tells me I got X views from reddit, but if shared it in 3 subreddits, I don't know which ones were more effective. Being able to share it with a single person and know if they actually opened it or not would be another use case.
- moviewise 5y agoAlso, seeing the stats for the last 7 days and the last 24 hours (source, subscriptions, etc.) would allow writers to get a sense of what they recently did in terms of marketing that may be working best. 30 days is too long to be able to see if a particular action had any impact.