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Understand your audience with analytics

Switch on built-in analytics, then read your headline numbers, traffic timeline and device, browser, country and referrer breakdowns.

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Use Studio → Management → Analytics when a sponsor asks who watches, or when you want to know where your traffic comes from. The built-in analytics count your own traffic, so no outside account is needed. Opening the screen needs the Analytics dashboard permission.

Switch analytics on

  1. 1
    Open the settings

    Go to Studio → System → Settings → Integrations → Analytics.

  2. 2
    Turn on the master switch

    Switch on Enable analytics. When it’s off, nothing is tracked.

  3. 3
    Choose the provider

    Select Native (built-in) to use the Analytics screen described here. The other option sends data to an external analytics account you already own, identified by its measurement ID.

  4. 4
    Save

    Click Save changes. The pill at the top reads Live once collection is running.

The four headline numbers

Pick a window at the top right: Today, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or All time, all measured against your site’s clock. Each number carries a percentage against the previous period of the same length.

NumberWhat it counts
Page viewsPublic pages loaded. The same visitor reloading the same page within 30 minutes counts once.
Content engagementsOpens of an event, video, show, episode or article. The same visitor opening the same title within 6 hours counts once.
Unique visitorsDistinct visitors in the window.
Signed-in viewsViews by people signed in to an account.
The Studio
Studio → Management → Analytics, the 30 days range selected with the four headline numbers and their percentage changes.

Traffic over time plots page views and content views for each day in the window, including days with no traffic at all, so a quiet week looks quiet instead of disappearing.

Devices, browsers, countries and referrers

PanelWhat you’ll see
DevicesMobile, Tablet, Desktop, TV / Streaming, Roku and Other
BrowsersEveryday browsers plus connected TVs by name: Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG
CountriesWhere visitors are; Unknown when a location can’t be worked out
Top referrersWebsites that linked to yours, showing where visitors clicked through from

How visitor privacy is handled

  • Analytics tells visitors apart by a scrambled value that can’t be turned back into who they are, and never stores a readable IP address.
  • Staff screens, sign-in and account pages are kept out of Top pages. Cart and checkout pages still appear there.
  • With the built-in provider, the numbers are counted and kept on your own platform.
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