The Three Numbers Worth Checking on Your Link-in-Bio Page

It’s easy to obsess over follower counts and profile visits and never look at what actually matters: whether people who land on your page do anything once they get there. Here are the three numbers worth checking, in order of how often you should look at them.

1. Which link actually gets clicked

Every profile view is one data point; every link click is a decision. QRPixel’s dashboard ranks your links by clicks so you can see, at a glance, whether the thing you most want people to click is actually the thing they’re clicking — or whether it’s buried under something that’s winning by position alone.

2. Views versus everything else

Page views, link clicks, QR scans and bookings sit side by side as stat tiles, which makes the ratios visible immediately. A page with a thousand views and three clicks has a different problem than a page with a hundred views and thirty clicks — the first needs a better call to action, the second needs more traffic.

3. Where visitors actually come from

On Premium, the breakdown goes further: devices, browsers, referrers and countries, plus a visitor-level log with up to 365 days of history. That’s the difference between guessing which platform drives your traffic and knowing it — useful the moment you’re deciding where to spend the next hour of content creation.

A number you never look at can’t change what you do next. Check these three regularly and the rest takes care of itself.

Every plan, including Free, gets a real 7-day analytics window — no locked dashboard, no "upgrade to see any data at all." Premium extends that history to a full year and adds the visitor-level detail.

Reporting to someone else

If you run an agency or manage a page on someone else’s behalf, these same three numbers double as the report you hand your client — clicks by link, views versus clicks, and where the traffic actually came from. Because analytics live per page, a client only ever sees their own numbers, and you don’t need to build a separate reporting deck to show them the page is working.