Understand your readers
Track how readers actually interact with your blog: scroll depth, time on page, click-throughs, conversions, and see which topics and formats drive the most engagement.
Scroll depth and reading time tracking
CTA and link click-through rates
Reader journey and conversion paths
Content performance benchmarks
Connect your channels and set up your account
Configure reader engagement analytics for your brand
Let Attensify handle the rest, publishing and optimizing as it goes
Page views and sessions tell you how many people showed up to an article. They don't tell you whether anyone actually read it. Scroll depth, time on page, and CTA click-through rates show whether your content is doing its job, and most blog analytics tools either skip these metrics or bury them in dashboards too complicated to act on.
Attensify's Reader Engagement Analytics surfaces these signals clearly. See the average scroll depth per article (the point where most readers drop off), the average reading time against the estimated read time, and which in-article CTAs or links are actually getting clicks. If readers consistently drop off at the 40% mark, that's telling you something structural: maybe the introduction runs too long, or the content doesn't deliver on what the headline promised.
The reader journey view connects blog content to downstream conversions, so you can see which articles are actually driving sign-ups, demo requests, or purchases, not just which ones get traffic. That's the insight that tells you to write more of what's converting and stop promoting the article with great traffic and nothing to show for it.
Performance benchmarks compare your articles against each other, so you can spot your best content formats and topics systematically instead of going on gut feel.
Attensify tracks scroll depth at the 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% milestones, plus the average scroll depth per article, so you can see exactly where readers drop off.
Yes. Attensify tracks reader journeys through your site, connecting blog visits to the form submissions, demo requests, or purchases that follow, so you get real content ROI.
No. Attensify's reader analytics are built specifically for blog content performance, while Google Analytics still handles broader site traffic data. The two work well together.
Yes. Every link or CTA button inside a blog post is tracked individually, so you can compare click-through rates across placements and copy variations.
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