Want to know how well your website is doing? And discover which pages & blogs are most popular?

You can be blogging and posting a lot of stuff on your Steemit and website, but not know how they have been accepted and appreciated by the general public.

Checking out your website’s performance is important:

• What do people really think of your website?
• What do they want to see and read about? What topics are people are really interested in? 
• Where, what country, are your visitors coming from? What is their customs and ethics? Are you serving up their type of thing? What’s on the `menu’ for them to choose from? That is `food’ for thought! 
• How many people are linking back to your websites and keeping tabs on you and what you are doing or saying? And who are they?
• What is it about your theme/niche that turns people on, makes them coming back for more?
• What is it that they are not interested in? That you can remove from your website.
• Sift through the data to decide what the reason is, that keeps bringing people back to your website?

Doing research and gathering facts will help you assess, streamline and adjust your website to make it exceptional and out there in front. Sometimes it is just a little` tweaking’ that makes all the difference.

If you see what people like on your website, you can give them more of what they like, and this way bring in more subscribers.

And those blogs that are not attracting people:

• Either these types of blogs need more keyword impact put in their title or more sensational influence in their content.
• Revamp those blogs and republish the to the social media, once you have learnt more about making your content more effective.
• Or delete those blogs or pages, and find something else to write about, that will cultivate more interest in your website and embody your type of niche/theme. 

Places on the internet that help analyse your website:

Checking through your Twitter account:

 If you have a Twitter account, browse the internet, using https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/.

 It will take you behind the scenes of your twitter page. And there you will find four columns:

1. What is been posted to your Home page
2. What is been recorded in your notification page 
3. Recorded messages to and from you 
4. Following activity that is happening there

This makes it easier to see everything at a glance.

Then if you are on your ordinary usual Twitter page:

1. Click on your profile image (top right-hand side). 
2. Then click on `Analytics’ down on the (Profile & settings) listing. 
3. Here you will find which tweets and images of yours that were most popular. 

This helps you assess what stuff you are posting from your website that is most appreciated. 

Subscribe to SEO Profiler:

It is free. Just type in your website url address and it will show how many backlinks you have.

Small SEO Tools.com:

Click on http://smallseotools.com/backlink-checker/ and fill in your website url address. And find a list of backlinks to your website. 

And if you have a WordPress website:

The WordPress Dashboard/home/ 

• Site Stats: Gives you a graft of how many visits your site had per month, year. If you click on View All, you can check on a certain month or day. And up comes a list of pages/blogs that were visited. You see which pages were most visited that particular busy day. 
• Top Posts: Gives you which pages and blogs that had the most views overall. 

Better Analytics plugin gives you which countries are most interested in your website. Just select Organic Search by Country, and right click the tab. 

WordPress.com stats:

Go to http://wordpress.com and login. And click the Stats tab and find out how your website is really doing. Click on Referrer tab/All Time and check out who’s linked to you. Click on the listed url addresses one by one and find out what types of sites these are. It is an interesting exercise. 

PS note: Bookmark these connections on Google, so that you can quickly and easily get back to those sites.

I hope all these connections help you.

If you have any other connections or advice on this topic, we would all like to hear them.