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Analytics

For members of Organic Forward. Updated 2026-07-13 (module launch).

Your Analytics tab shows how buyers find and use your listings — and where your leads come from. Everything is measured by the platform itself: no ad trackers, no cookies from other companies, no IP addresses stored.

Where: log in → your account → Analytics in the left menu.

Time window: the buttons top-right switch between the last 7, 30 or 90 days. Counting started on 13 July 2026 — earlier activity simply doesn't exist in the data, so small numbers in the first weeks are normal.


The six numbers at the top

TileWhat it counts
Page viewsHow many times buyers opened your brand page or one of your product pages
LeadsQuote requests, inquiries and new message conversations you received
AI-agent readsHow often an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and others) read your pages — see below
FavoritesBuyers saving one of your products to their list
Doc opensYour certificates, product sheets and reports being opened
Webshop clicksClicks from your brand page to your own webshop

Conversion rates

Three big numbers that read left to right as a funnel:

  1. Sessions that viewed your listings — how many separate visits saw at least one of your pages.
  2. Engaged — the share of those visits that saved a product or clicked through to your webshop.
  3. Became a lead — the share that sent you a quote request, inquiry or message.

This is the honest version of a webshop's basket-and-checkout funnel. If views are high but leads are low, the usual fixes are: add prices, add photos, upload your certificates — complete listings convert better.

Where views come from

Each view is classified by how the visitor arrived:

  • Direct — typed the address or used a bookmark (also: links without tracking tags, e.g. from a WhatsApp message)
  • Search engines — Google, Bing and similar
  • Referrals — a link on another website
  • Campaigns (UTM) — links with campaign tags (see "Make your numbers grow" below)
  • Google Ads / Meta Ads — paid clicks, recognised automatically

AI agents reading your pages

Buyers increasingly ask AI assistants to find suppliers ("find me a certified organic oat milk producer in Sweden"). When those assistants read your pages, we count it — by assistant name. These reads are not included in your page-view numbers; they are their own signal. A rising count means you are part of the answers buyers' AI tools give.

Most viewed products & what buyers searched

Two lists: your products ranked by views in the window, and the search terms buyers typed on the platform. Use the search terms as free market research — if buyers search words your products don't use, consider using their words in your product names and descriptions.

Recent leads

Your latest quote requests and inquiries with a Source column — so you can see that, say, Tuesday's quote came from your newsletter campaign and Friday's from a Google search.


Make your numbers grow

  1. Complete your listings. Price, photos, certificates, delivery details — complete pages get more views and convert more of them.

  2. Tag the links you share. When you post your Organic Forward page on LinkedIn or in a newsletter, add campaign tags to the link:

    https://organicforward.org/your-brand?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=summer-launch

    Tagged links show up under Campaigns (UTM) with your campaign name — untagged links land in Direct or Referrals and you lose the credit.

  3. Answer leads quickly. Buyers usually contact several suppliers; the fast reply wins.

Privacy — what this does and doesn't do

  • Measured first-party by the platform itself. No advertising trackers are placed for these statistics, and no IP addresses are stored.
  • You see totals, not people. Browsing buyers stay anonymous to you. You only see a company name when a buyer chooses to contact you.
  • Your numbers are yours: other members can't see them.

Common questions

Everything shows zero. Counting began 13 July 2026, and the window buttons only look back 7/30/90 days. New pages also take time to be found.

Why is so much "Direct"? Untagged links (chat messages, email links without campaign tags) count as Direct. Tag your links — see above.

My own visits — are they counted? Opening your own pages counts as a view like any other; previews from your dashboard while a page is under review are not counted.

Something looks wrong? Message us through your account — we can see the same numbers you do and will check.


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