Analytics in the sidebar shows how your profile and content are performing. Set a Start Date and End Date to change the range, and the Updated at stamp tells you how current the figures are.
The metrics
Profile Views — how many times your profile page has been opened. Available on every plan.
Mix Plays — how many times someone pressed play on one of your mixes. Available on Pro and Platinum.
Post Likes — likes on your posts. Available on Pro and Platinum.
Reading them together
Each number on its own says little. The relationships between them are where the useful information is.
Views are low. The problem is upstream of your profile — you aren't appearing in searches. Check your Service Areas first, then your Occasions and Genres. These are inclusion filters, so a gap removes you from results entirely rather than ranking you lower. See Primary Location and Service Areas.
Views are healthy but nobody plays a mix. Your search card is working and your profile isn't. Look at your cover image, bio, and rate — that's what someone reads before deciding to listen.
Plays are healthy but no requests. People like the sound and something else is stopping them. Usually the rate, an empty policies section, or no reviews yet.
Everything looks fine but bookings don't convert. The issue is after the request — how fast you respond and how clear your proposals are. See Building a Proposal: The Five Steps.
Comparing ranges
Seasonality is real in this business. Comparing December to August tells you about the calendar, not about your profile. Compare a month against the same month last year, or against the weeks either side of a change you made.
What isn't here
There's no per-mix breakdown or per-search reporting. Analytics tells you the shape of your traffic, not who each visitor was.