Analyzing Viewer Duration

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  1. Pamela N Red profile image81
    Pamela N Redposted 12 years ago

    I have seen many places where people discuss the amount of time people are viewing our articles. I am a writer first and foremost so technical stuff boggles my mind. I typically have to have step by step instructions in order to find things.

    I've seen instructions like, "Click on the stats button on your hub." I cannot find any button with the word "stat" on it on any of my articles. Perhaps I don't have one. o_O

    I have Statistics in my account which tells me how many views but no where do I see an option to find out duration.

    Thank you for your patience with a simpleton.

    1. brittanytodd profile image88
      brittanytoddposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      YOu can see the stats of your hub by going to its url and clicking on "stats" on the black bar above your hub.  There are some great tools in there.

      To really see the viewer duration, go into Google Analytics and look at the bounce rate for your hubs.  This will tell you how fast users clicked away.  I hope this helps!

      1. brittanytodd profile image88
        brittanytoddposted 12 years agoin reply to this

        http://s3.hubimg.com/u/6046942_f248.jpg

        It's up at the top next to "edit".

        1. Pamela N Red profile image81
          Pamela N Redposted 12 years agoin reply to this

          Thanks, Brittany. I have no idea why I couldn't see it before now I feel really silly.

          I have used my Google Analytics but couldn't seem to find it on my article page.

          1. brittanytodd profile image88
            brittanytoddposted 12 years agoin reply to this

            Go to Audience, then Behavior, then Engagement and you will see what the average amount of time spent on the site is.

  2. Aficionada profile image80
    Aficionadaposted 12 years ago

    Google Analytics also will show time on page.  Bounce rate doesn't really show how long someone was on the page; it just shows that the viewer did not go to another Hub after viewing yours.

 
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