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Analytics
See who stops by, what catches their eye, and where your sunflowers are finding new people.
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Sign in to settingsNo activity is recorded for this period yet. Real visits and clicks appear here as people explore your website.
The bigger picture
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| Date / time (UTC) | Visits | Unique visitors | Item clicks | People who clicked | PDF purchases |
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From your shelf to theirs
PDF purchases
Completed live payments within the selected dates, counted when payment finishes. Sandbox payments and unpaid orders are excluded. Revenue is gross USD sales before PayPal fees; refunds are not deducted.
No completed PDF purchases during the selected period.
| Book | PDFs purchased | Revenue (USD) |
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An order can include several PDFs. Purchases come from saved payment records, independently of browser tracking, and remain available for books removed from the bookshelf. Select “PDF purchases” in the chart above to see sales over time.
The way they found you
Traffic sources
Based on visit referrals and utm_source links. Apps sometimes hide referrals, so some social traffic appears as Direct.
Catching their eye
Most popular items
Every sunflower has a story
Item performance
Open any card for its click history. Click rates use unique visitors, not repeated clicks.
How these numbers are counted
A visit is a public website opening or reload, not a tab switch or automatic content refresh. Your own public website visits count too; settings pages are not tracked. Unique visitors are approximate, using a random first-party browser identifier. Clearing cookies, another browser, or another device can count as someone new.
New visitors make their first tracked visit during this period. Returning visitors have come back on another website opening. Someone who arrives for the first time and returns during the same period can appear in both groups. Unique visitors include people active through visits or clicks during the selected period.
Listing interactions and purchase links count as item clicks. Each person counts once per item for unique item clicks; the same person can count for several different items. Click rate = unique people who clicked ÷ unique website visitors × 100. Per-item click rates use the same selected-period denominator.
“This week” means the current Monday–Sunday week in UTC, independent of the selected range. Known bots, Do Not Track, and Global Privacy Control opt-outs are excluded. Blocked tracking can reduce counts. Analytics stores no visitor names, emails, IP addresses, or full referring URLs.
For more reliable social attribution, add ?utm_source=tiktok, ?utm_source=instagram, or ?utm_source=facebook to the website links you share on those platforms.