Flipbook Visitor Statistics

When visitor statistics are available for your flipbooks, they can be used to monitor how your publications are performing and how readers are engaging with them.

Open the statistics or analytics area associated with your flipbooks. From there, you can typically filter the reports by a selected time period, publication, tag, or individual document to focus on the data you need.

For example, if one person visits the same flipbook three times, that activity can represent three views from one visitor.

Page-level statistics help you see which parts of a publication receive more attention. Reports can be used to compare publications and, when available, inspect activity across individual pages.

Depending on the report, you can rank publications by visitors, views, or visit duration. For a specific flipbook, page-level charts can help identify pages that receive more visits or keep readers engaged for longer.

Looking at where activity increases or drops can help you understand how readers move through a document and which pages may deserve closer attention.

Traffic-source information can show where visitors discover your flipbooks. Reports may include source, medium, and campaign information, including UTM parameters added to a shared flipbook URL.

https://mydomain.com/myflipbook.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=BlackFriday2023

In this example, the report can associate the visit with the medium social, source facebook, and campaign BlackFriday2023. These values can then be used to filter traffic reports.

Interaction statistics can help you understand what readers do inside a flipbook. Depending on the features enabled in your publication, reports can include actions such as PDF downloads, video plays, audio activity, links, embeds, and hotspots.

Interaction charts can show how activity changes over time. Selecting an interaction can provide more detail about visitors using specific links, audio, video, embeds, or hotspots.

Geographic reporting can also show visitor activity by country. This can help you understand the geographical reach of your publications.

If your statistics dashboard provides data export, look for the export controls at the top of the statistics panel. Reports can be exported in the available formats so you can review, archive, or work with the data outside the dashboard.

The time zone used for reporting can affect how dates and daily activity appear in your statistics. If a time-zone setting is available, open the settings or gear control in the statistics area and select the country or city that matches the time zone you want to use.

Apply the setting before reviewing date-based reports so daily totals and activity are interpreted consistently.