Statistics: entries, taps, countries and times
In the Numbers tab you see how many people really open your page and what they tap.
What counts as an entry
An entry is someone who types the right code and opens the page. Wrong codes don’t count, and neither do your own visits to the preview.
What you see
- Entries day by day, in a chart.
- Taps on each button, to see which links work.
- Which countries people come from (from the network, roughly).
- What time they come in, in your time zone.
- How many people came in with each code, if you use more than one.
How many days back you can look and which details you see depends on your plan. Some plans also let you download the numbers.
Fans’ emails
If you turned on the email form, the Fans tab lists the addresses fans left you with their consent, and you can download them.
How long they’re kept
Entries and taps are deleted after 90 days. Veylyn doesn’t store fans’ IP addresses.
Veylyn is being tested with a few creators. We’ll write when we open.
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