Web Tracking

See How Your Website Converts Readers into Buyers

ScribeCount Web Tracking connects your author website analytics to your book sales data, so you can see which pages, posts, and traffic sources actually drive royalty income.

Features › Web Tracking

Your website traffic, connected to your book sales

Google Analytics tells you how many people visited your site. ScribeCount Web Tracking tells you how many of them bought a book. By correlating your website traffic data with your royalty reports, you get the missing link between your online presence and your publishing income.

  • Connect your author website analytics to ScribeCount
  • See which pages and posts drive the most book sales traffic
  • Track referral sources from organic, social, and paid channels
  • Identify your highest-converting book pages and series pages
TrafficSource tracking
SalesCorrelation view
PagesConversion data
AutoData sync

Why authors love Web Tracking

Your website is a sales tool. ScribeCount helps you measure it like one.

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Traffic to sales correlation

See which website traffic spikes align with royalty spikes so you know which content is actually selling books.

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Referral source breakdown

Understand whether your organic search, social media, or newsletter traffic is most valuable for driving purchases.

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Best-converting pages

Identify which book pages, series pages, and blog posts generate the most click-throughs to retailers.

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Traffic vs royalty trends

Plot your website traffic alongside your monthly royalties to measure the ROI of your content marketing efforts.

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Launch campaign visibility

See how your launch-week website traffic compares to your launch-week sales to evaluate your pre-launch strategy.

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Simple setup

Connect your analytics account in minutes. No custom code or developer required to get your data flowing.

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