blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

The cockpit for growing your blog. Join the free beta at https://t.co/e9jwlHveIF. By @TomHombergs and @rieckpil. blogtrack.io Joined May 2020

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The GOAL TRACKER lets you track growth goals or just keep a recent article on your radar. Later, we'll add notifications and emails so that you can get alerted automatically when a goal has been reached or when an article is losing page views.

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The LATEST ARTICLES widget shows you the stats of your recently published articles, so you can track their success directly after publishing.

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5 years ago

The GROWTH DASHBOARD dashboard shows you which of your articles have gained and lost page views over a period of time, so that you can act on that information.

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5 years ago

Stats of two articles for which I used the Blogtrack workflow to identify growth opportunities and then modified the content inspired by my competitors. Guess when I applied the changes!

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The daily traffic to your blog posts usually peaks after a couple weeks or months and then slowly dwindles again. The reason is that people (and search engines) value up-to-date content. Don't let your best blog posts wither and die! Invest a bit of time in polishing them!

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The DAILY PAGE VIEWS chart shows you the daily page views of an article (or all articles). Blogtrack uses the average daily page views over the last 28 days to make the analytics of two articles comparable.

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

Behold the ACTIVITY WALL! It's part of the RITUALIZE step in the Blogtrack workflow and shows you the number of blog posts published each week. Make it all blue!

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The new, sharpened mission of Blogtrack is to help you with your growth workflow: 🔍 IDENTIFY growth opportunities in your blog, 🎬 so you can ACT on them and improve your content, 📈 TRACK the success of your changes, 🔥 and RITUALIZE your workflow.

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

If you're working with multiple authors, you can use the AUTHOR LINKS feature to share a link with an author so that they can see all the analytics of their articles in one spot.

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The PUBLICATION STREAKS widget shows you the weekly and monthly streaks in publishing blog posts. Never break the chain!

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

4 years ago

Feature idea for blogtrack.io from @j_kettmann: show where your readers stop reading your articles so you can iterate on the sections where they bounce. What would you think about a feature like that?

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

4 years ago

We've got 20 users trying out the beta already and got a ton of feedback and bug reports. Thanks for that! If you have a blog and want to grow it, try out the beta! We'd love to hear what features you'd like to see! blogtrack.io

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

4 years ago

Awesome job! Let's grow your blog together!

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

4 years ago

The open beta has started! We'd love to have your feedback to make it the best tool it can be to grow your blog. If you're interested in some insights to your analytics data, try it out today! Don't hesitate to reach out when you need help. blogtrack.io

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Philip Riecks @rieckpil

5 years ago

Today has been an intense coding day for @BlogtrackIO 💻 Thanks to @wimdeblauwe's excellent book Taming Thymeleaf (leanpub.com/taming-thymele…) I had the perfect blueprint for various Thymeleaf & Spring techniques which I tend to forget 😅 Must-read for all Thymeleaf enthusiasts🍃

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blogtrack.io @BlogtrackIO

5 years ago

The LOST PAGE VIEWS table shows you which of your blog posts have lost traffic over the last month. Use this information to decide which of your blog posts you want to work on to improve traffic.