> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.biq.li/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review Biolink analytics

> Measure visits and interactions on a Biolink page.

Biolink analytics show visits to the page and engagement with its content. Open the Biolink, select its analytics view, and choose the date range you want to study.

Use the report to compare page traffic with link activity and audience dimensions. A Biolink page visit and a click on one of its destination links are separate actions, so their totals do not need to match.

Plan-based analytics history limits also apply to Biolinks.

## Open the report

1. Find the page under **Biolinks**.
2. Open its analytics view.
3. Choose the date range and available comparison.
4. Review visits, link engagement, and available audience reports.
5. Return to the editor when the content order or destinations need improvement.

## Interpret page activity

A page visit records that the Biolink loaded. A destination click records a
separate interaction with content on the page. One visitor can click several
items, leave without clicking, or return later, so these totals do not form a
one-to-one relationship.

Scheduled, disabled, or leap-link behavior changes what a visitor can interact
with. Record major content changes when comparing two periods.

Location, device, browser, platform, and referrer values depend on available
request data. Use them as aggregate signals and expect unknown values when
privacy tools remove information.

## Frequently asked questions

### Why are page visits higher than link clicks?

Visitors can open the page without selecting content.

### Can one visit create several content clicks?

Yes. A visitor can open multiple destinations from one page session.

### Does a disabled item receive clicks?

It is not presented on the public page while disabled.