Apple has launched a Podcasts Analytics service for users who publish on their platform, reports TechCrunch. Available in beta today, the service lets podcasters track unique devices and playback metrics for their podcasts.
Apple can only track data for listeners on iOS 11 or higher and iTunes 12.7 or higher. The service is also limited to aggregate data for privacy reasons. Show creators can see overall trends but can't drill down to track an individual user.
Metrics include unique device counts for a selected time period, total time listened, time per device, average consumption, devices subscribed, top countries, and more. Another key metric is the one that shows when listeners drop off during an episode.
TechCrunch reports that Apple is getting feedback from podcasters and is already thinking about future features including a way to track aggregate users, not just devices.
Podcasters can test out the new analytics service at the link below...
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Apple can only track data for listeners on iOS 11 or higher and iTunes 12.7 or higher. The service is also limited to aggregate data for privacy reasons. Show creators can see overall trends but can't drill down to track an individual user.
Metrics include unique device counts for a selected time period, total time listened, time per device, average consumption, devices subscribed, top countries, and more. Another key metric is the one that shows when listeners drop off during an episode.
TechCrunch reports that Apple is getting feedback from podcasters and is already thinking about future features including a way to track aggregate users, not just devices.
Podcasters can test out the new analytics service at the link below...
Read More [via TechCrunch]