Can I view more than the last 30 days of traffic data in Webflow to see the website's overall performance?

Yes, in Webflow, you have access to traffic data beyond just the last 30 days. By default, the Webflow dashboard displays the last 30 days, but you can view a wider range of data to assess your website's overall performance.

To view more than 30 days of traffic data, you can make use of Webflow's integration with Google Analytics. Google Analytics is a powerful web analytics tool that provides detailed insights into your website's traffic and performance metrics.

To connect Google Analytics to your Webflow site, follow these steps:

1. Set up a Google Analytics account: If you don't have a Google Analytics account, create one by visiting the Google Analytics website and following the sign-up process. Once you're done, you'll receive a unique tracking ID for your website.

2. In your Webflow project dashboard, go to the Project Settings by clicking on the cogwheel icon located on the left-hand sidebar.

3. Under the Integrations tab, find the Google Analytics section and paste your tracking ID into the provided text field.

4. Save your changes, and Webflow will automatically add the necessary tracking code to your website.

After completing these steps, Google Analytics will start collecting data about your website visitors. Over time, you can access the full range of data, including historical traffic information that goes well beyond the last 30 days.

To explore the analytics in Google Analytics, log in to your Google Analytics account and navigate to the reporting section. Here, you'll find various reports and metrics that give you a comprehensive understanding of your website's performance, audience demographics, traffic sources, and more.

By leveraging the power of Google Analytics, you can gain valuable insights into your website's long-term performance, identify trends, track important metrics, and make data-driven decisions to optimize your site better. Keep in mind that it may take a few days for Google Analytics to gather enough data for meaningful analysis, so the more time passes, the more robust your data will become.