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Guides on analytics, AI traffic and privacy, written for people who run their own site.
- Analytics for an AI startup: what to track from day one (2026)A day-one analytics setup for an AI product: six numbers to watch, why AI assistant referrals come first, and which tools show them without an analyst.6m
- Best AI analytics tools for websites (2026)Which web analytics tools use AI, what each one's AI actually does, and how to tell a chat box on a dashboard from analytics that writes the conclusion.6m
- Best web analytics MCP server for AI founders (2026)Seven analytics MCP servers compared for 2026: which are hosted, which are read-only, which can write to your account, and which suits a small team.7m
- Best web analytics tools for AI founders (2026)Ten web analytics tools compared for AI founders: which show ChatGPT and Perplexity referrals, which need a cookie banner, and what each costs.8m
- Can ChatGPT see my website? How to check in ten seconds (2026)ChatGPT sees your site only if its crawlers are allowed in and your text is in the raw HTML. Check robots.txt and JavaScript by hand or with a free tool.5m
- Do you need a cookie banner for website analytics in 2026?Analytics needs consent under GDPR and PECR only if it sets cookies or stores personal data. Which tools need a banner, which do not, and what you give up.5m
- Google Analytics alternatives for indie hackers and solo founders (2026)Seven Google Analytics alternatives for people who run their own site: indie-scale prices, which need no cookie banner, and which reads the data for you.6m
- How to get your startup recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI (2026)Assistants recommend what they have read and can verify. The pages that get cited, what Google says works and does not, and how to measure the result.8m
- How to make your website readable by AI crawlers in 2026 (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)Seven fixes that let AI crawlers read your site: allow the right bots in robots.txt, put text in the HTML, and skip the tricks Google says do nothing.9m
- How to track ChatGPT traffic to your website (2026)How to see visitors from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini in your analytics: what the referrer looks like, the GA4 setup, and tools that do it.6m
- How to track custom events and conversions in ClerionRecord a signup, purchase or any conversion with one call or one HTML attribute, attach a value and currency, and read completions, conversion rate and revenue in the Goals tab.7m
- What is llms.txt and do you need one in 2026?llms.txt is a Markdown file that summarises a site for AI agents. Google ignores it and most files are never fetched. When it helps and how to write one.5m
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