Add-on services statistics: Visits, search engines and clicks
Add-on services statistics show how many people view your public profile, album links and events, how many of them click through to the platforms and how they find you in the Google, Bing and Seznam.cz search engines.
You will find them in Artists Bez Labelu in the Analytics section under Add-on services statistics, where the main overview is called Your public pages on the web. Unlike the statistics from your statements, this is not about plays and royalties, but about how visible you are on the web: How many people visit your pages, where they come from and what they were searching for. All your published pages count – your public profile, the album links for your releases and your events, with the Czech and English versions added together.
At the top, you choose the period: Year, Month or All time. The cards, charts and tables switch according to your choice – except for the index status and the linking websites, which always show the current state.
Summary cards
| Card | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Views of your pages | How many times someone viewed your pages. We do not count your own visits or search engine bots. |
| Clicks from album links to platforms | How many times a visitor clicked from an album link to Spotify, YouTube or another platform. |
| Clicks from Google | How many times someone clicked on your page in Google search results. |
| Impressions in Google results | How many times your page appeared in Google results – even if nobody clicked on it. |
| Average position in Google | The average ranking of your pages in the results. Position 1 is the top result, so the lower the number, the better. |
| Impressions in Bing results | The same for the Bing search engine, with the number of clicks shown below. |
| Pages in the Google index | How many of your pages Google knows and can show in its results – out of how many in total. |
| Pages in the Seznam.cz index | The same for Seznam.cz. |
| Websites linking to you | How many other websites have a link to your pages. |
Views of your pages are real visits. Impressions in Google results mean that a link to your page appeared in the search results – it only becomes a visit when someone clicks on it.
Development by month
Two charts show how the numbers develop over time. Views by month compares visits to your pages with impressions in Google and Bing results (these have their own axis on the right, because they tend to be an order of magnitude higher). Clicks by month shows clicks from album links to platforms and clicks from Google and Bing. We have been tracking the monthly development of views and clicks since October 2026 – you can only see earlier periods in the all-time total.
The Pages table
Each of your pages has its own row in the table with a type label – Profile, Album link, or Event with the date of the event. Click a title to open the page. For each one you can see:
- Views – visits to the page, and for album links the clicks to platforms below them,
- Google clicks, Google impressions and Position – how the page performs in Google search,
- Bing – impressions and clicks from Bing,
- Indexed – whether Google and Seznam.cz know the page.
| Label in the Indexed column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Green | The search engine has the page in its index and can show it in the results. |
| Yellow | The search engine does not have the page in its index yet. This is common for new pages – sharing the link helps. |
| Grey | We are still checking the status. |
What people searched for when they found you
A list of the search terms people entered into Google when one of your pages appeared in their results. For each term you can see the number of clicks, impressions and the average position. This is more useful than it seems: You will find out whether people search for you by name, by the title of a release or by something else entirely – and perhaps even how they spell your name. To protect privacy, Google does not show terms that only a few people search for, so the sum of the terms may not match the total number of clicks.
Album link clicks by platform
The chart shows where album link visitors click most often – Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Deezer, TIDAL, Bez Labelu playlists, your profile or Pre-Save. This lets you see which platform your fans use the most and where it makes sense to send them.
Websites linking to you
An overview of other websites that link to your pages – for example media, blogs, concert organisers or your own website. It always shows the current state, regardless of the selected period. Every such link helps: Search engines use them to recognise that a page is important and rank it higher.
How to get more visits
At the bottom of the page you will find tips based on how your pages are doing – for example, a note that search engines have not yet indexed some of them. In general:
- Share your links. A link to your profile or album link on social media and on your website helps search engines find the page faster.
- Put your album link in your bio and captions. On Instagram, TikTok and under videos – every click will show up in your overview.
- Ask for a link. Media, blogs and concert organisers can link to your profile or album link in an article or on an event page.
- Complete your profile. Search engines show a profile with a photo, a bio and links to platforms more often than an empty one. More text also helps on release pages.
How fresh the numbers are
Visits and clicks
Our counters update instantly.
Search engines
The data is loaded once a day. Google has it with a 2–3 day delay, Bing after weeks.
Index status
We check it gradually and always show the current state.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my page not in the Google index?
New pages get into the index gradually, often over several weeks. It helps if you share the link to the page and if other websites link to it too. Search engines will not find a hidden album link or an unpublished profile.
Are my own visits counted too?
No. We do not count you or search engine bots in the views, only real visitors.
Why can't I see all the terms people searched for to find me?
To protect privacy, Google does not publish terms that only a few people search for. You only see the more frequent ones.
Where can I find plays and royalties?
In other parts of Analytics. Plays and earnings from statements are described in the article Analytics in Artists Bez Labelu, and you can find real-time numbers in the platforms' own tools.