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Daily Monitoring

Daily reporting for individual pages

As you update your WordPress website, adding new pages, posts, videos, images, and content, the carbon footprint of individual pages may change.

  • We measure daily visitors to each page.
  • Our calculations are weighted by visitor traffic, visitor location and device.

Detailed Reports

Summary and per-page reporting

You can see the visitor traffic and carbon footprint reports within your WordPress Admin, which will help you easily identify pages and areas of your site to optimise.

  • WordPress dashboard: see a summary for the past month.
  • Page editor: see the results for the specific page.
  • Kanoppi dashboard: see the results for all pages on your website.
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Bar and line graph showing carbon footprint in kilograms of CO2e and page views over seven days from 7/10 to 12/10. Bars represent carbon footprint, and lines indicate page views, with variations in both metrics across the period.

Expert Advice

Support and advice

Learn more about digital sustainability and measuring your website carbon footprint in our learning centre.

  • How to add and update content to keep your website’s carbon footprint low.
  • How to use Kanoppi to identify where you can improve and reduce.
  • Why WordPress website sustainability is important.
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