Events and bands by name — which nights people open

You put five nights on What’s on. Which one do people look at? Which band brings the most visits? Open Marketing Studio → Channel analytics → Website. The first panels answer this.

The rule: a visit means someone opened the page. We count visits, not people. We never know who they are.

How it works

1. Events and live shows lists each night by name, with its date and who plays.
2. Press Coming up or Past to see only those nights.
3. Pressed Book counts presses on a booking button on that night’s page. Press rate is presses for each 100 visits.
4. Bands and artists adds up all the nights of each act. For example, Frank on 3 nights.
5. The Menu tab has the same list for your menu pages: each section and each dish page.
6. The All pages tab shows the most opened events, dishes and rooms together.

Good to know

• Names come from What’s on. Add who plays to each event, so the band panel can count it.
• A night opened on your Bite The Menu page and on your own website is one row. You see the visits added up.
• A night with two acts counts for both acts. So the band totals can be more than the event totals.
• We count visits by name from 26 October 2026. Older visits are only in the page totals.
• Your own website counts names only if we connected it for you.

Related features

• Which pages people open — every page, by kind
• Your web pages — all your pages on one screen
• What’s On — where you add the nights and who plays