Bio Link Analytics: Which Clicks Matter
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A view means someone opened the page. A click means they chose a next step. Bio link analytics are useful when they tell you which of those next steps happens, and which buttons are only taking up space.
Viewb includes analytics with every plan. You do not need a separate tracker pasted onto each URL to learn the basics: visits, and which links get tapped.
Start with three numbers
Look at visits, the top link, and the links with almost no taps. The top link is what your page is actually for, even if you meant something else. The quiet links are candidates to remove or rename.
Compare a normal day with the day you posted. A spike in visits without a spike in taps means the bio ask and the first button are out of sync.
Rename before you redesign
A button called "Website" loses to a button called "Book a table." If a link you care about sits at the bottom of the click list, move it up and give it the words you use in the post. Check the numbers again next week.
Design changes are harder to read. One change at a time — order, or label, not both — so you know which edit moved the clicks.
Keep profiles separate
One Viewb account is one profile. Two brands on one page blend their clicks into a number you cannot act on. Separate accounts keep a shop's visits off a personal page.
Use the numbers to shorten the page. The goal is a short list where every button earns its row, not a dashboard you check and then ignore.