Check inflows and indexing per post

Use Blog performance at the top of Blog > Posts and the per-post performance panel to see which posts bring in visitors.

Blog performance

Metric	Meaning
Views	The number of times posts were opened. An estimate that may include bots that look like people
AI bot requests	The number of times AI bots fetched posts
Search bot requests	The number of times search bots such as Google and Naver fetched posts
AI chatbot inflows	Visits from links in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers

It shows the daily trend together with the previous period (dotted line). The default period is the last 30 days.

View performance per post

Each row in the post list shows views and AI bot requests in small text. Click a row to open the performance panel.

Search bot requests: The date Google and Naver last fetched the post. Shows none if they didn't visit within the period
Views and AI bot requests
Traffic channels: Top 5
AI bot crawling: Which AI companies' bots fetched the post
Pages viewed next: The share of readers who moved to another page on your site after this post, and the top pages. This can't be measured on sites that handle navigation within a single page (SPA)

Posts not crawled by search

Not crawled by search, at the far right of Blog performance, lists posts that people viewed but that search engines haven't fetched even once in the last 30 days. It always uses the last 30 days, regardless of the period you chose.

Click it to open the list and check the following.

Whether the post is in your blog sitemap
Whether other posts or your main site link to the post
Whether you submitted the post URL to Google Search Console · Naver Search Advisor

If the post was just published, it's fine to wait a few days.

Export

From the menu at the top right, choose Copy AI analysis prompt, Export as CSV, or Export as Excel. Both per-post performance and posts not crawled by search are included.