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Live Data on your Universal App's Dashboard
Live Data on your Universal App's Dashboard

Did you notice that your Universal App admin Dashboard had a makeover? Read along to learn more about it!

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The brand new Universal App Dashboard shows a lot of information about your account. This new dashboard provides you with analytics data and it comes out with two different layouts for trial and active customers. We’ll be explaining every part of the Dashboard one by one.

Please Note: This overview is for active users ONLY. For trial users, go to this article for an overview of trial users’ Dashboard.

Here's a quick explanation for each part of the Dashboard according to the corresponding number on the screenshot above.

  1. Monthly Revenue

    As you are new to Universal App - chances are you haven’t set up a Stripe account yet. This part here is showing dummy data that we prepared for illustration purposes. After you connect a Stripe account, create subscriptions, and connect your Universal App to a custom domain then the Monthly Revenue feature will start calculating your revenue from the last 30 days on a rolling basis, e.g. today is December 16, so it will show data from November 16 - December 15. The data is pulled directly from Stripe.

  2. New Visitors

    This part also shows dummy data for your reference. Once you go live with your custom domain, you will get visitors and this feature will start reflecting your real data. Visitors are anyone who visits your Universal App - they can be a reader or just visiting. Learn more about different kinds of visitors here.

  3. Total Visitors

    This shows your total number of visitors since you went live.

  4. Total Views

    This reflects how many times your Universal App has been visited since you went live (by adding your custom domain). Like Total Visitors - this part will show dummy data until you connect your Universal App to a custom domain.

    Please Note: The data displayed in parts 1-4 are cached every hour. If you'd like to get the most recent data, click Reload Data on the top right part of the Dashboard.

  5. Traffic

    This shows Google Analytics tracking stats for your Universal App. If you haven’t successfully connected a custom domain to your Universal App, this part will only show dummy data.

    Please Note: Unlike the other metrics, Traffic shows the data from the beginning of a period to the end instead of a rolling period. For example, for the 1-year data, if today is March 15, 2021, it will not show data from March 2020 to March 2021 but instead, it will show the data from January 2021 until December 2021. When you switch to the 1-month traffic, it will show data per week for the past four weeks, starting from a Sunday.

  6. Average Bounce Rate

    Average Bounce Rate is the number of times visitors visit your Universal App compared to the amount of time they exit without performing any actions such as clicking any button, visiting another page, etc. Learn more about Average Bounce Rate here.

  7. Average Time Spent (per user, per session)

    This shows you how much time your users spent on your content per session. This information can give you an insight into the engagement rate and your readers’ interest in your content. If your ATS is decreasing, it means that your readers spend less time on your content and you might want to find out why. It can also help your Universal App’s SEO score – Google measures the quality of your content, meaning that the longer readers spend with your Universal App, the higher your SEO score might be.

    This can also help you to plan your content length. For example, if your articles only have around 100-300 words, it might affect the average time spent by the readers on their UA, the less time spent, the lower your SEO score might be, on top of other things that affect SEO score. However, this is not the main thing that affects SEO score, but it does comprise one of the important indicators contributing to a good SEO score. You can do whatever you want with the data!

  8. Most Visited Content

    This list will show you which content is trending or doing well and reflects how many times they were visited. This can be helpful - you can see what kind of content your general viewers gravitate towards. You will be able to sort out the table based on Sales, Views, and Average Time Spent. To top it off, we also add a quick launch button, where it will open a new tab of the exact articles or collections listed on the table.

Have questions? Feel free to reach out to our live chat at the bottom right corner of your Universal App dashboard or simply send an email to support@magloft.com

  • Join our Universal App Community here

  • Visit the help playlist to get started with your Universal App here.

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