Stats - Bring back "Past Listeners" graph on station dashboard
We used to be able to see at what times we had listeners each day. Now all that is posted is LISTENERS TODAY and there is no graph to indicate when people were listening. Currently, If it is not seen in real time then there is no way of knowing when people were tuning in.
Will this feature be available again? It was helpful in targeting my market Thank you
Comments: 6
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26 Jul, '20
Philip AdminSeveral customers have requested that the "Past Listeners" module on legacy Broadcaster be implemented in the new Dashboard inside the Analytics\Realtime menu.
This module let broadcasters select 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days ranges and then showed "peak listener count" bar graph for that range. -
03 Aug, '20
JB RaccoonIt was easy to see what live shows were doing with the old graph, now my management team has no idea who does what so we can decide where we need to make changes for improvement and growth. Having both graphs wouldn't be bad but for us at KVXN, we NEED the other back for more in depth monitoring.
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28 Sep, '20
John Lyman MergedI don't know if this has already been suggested, so I apologize if this has already been mentioned. It would be nice if we could see at what times of the day listeners are listening-start and end times. Knowing specifically when people are listening is key to station programming, so it would be great if we could have this.
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24 Mar, '21
Philip Admin"More specific listener data" (suggested by John Lyman on 2020-09-28), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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06 Sep, '21
Mason S. Mergedreal time analytics log info saved from those who listened in, so you can see those returning to listen in easier and differentiate the new ones tuning in. Also its a good idea for safety for broadcast user so if they want to block IP of listener they can with out having to wait till person appears back online to tune in.
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27 Sep, '21
Ionut Sarghi Admin"real time analytics log info saved from those who listened in" (suggested by Mason S. on 2021-09-06), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.