# CNStats STD/PRO 3.2 / User manual

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# "RSS/Subscribers"

This report tracks the way the number of visitors who read RSS channel (hereafter, referred as subscribers) changes. The number of subscribers is displayed as a chart and a table.

The number of subscribers is summed up of the following values:

- Number of unique hosts RSS channels were requested from via browsers. (The list of browsers is stored in the data dictionary.)
- Number of unique hosts RSS channels were requested from via RSS readers. (The list of RSS readers is stored in data dictionary.)
- Total number of visitors who read RSS channels via on-line services such as Google Reader, Yandex-Lenta. On-line services pass the number of subscribers in User-Agent field when requesting RSS channel. (The list of on-line services is stored in data dictionary.)

Thus, CNStats tries to recreate all the details of RSS channels requests.

When creating a report, you can select one or several RSS channels. By default, report lists the number of visitors for 6 most popular RSS channels.

The list of RSS channels is formed automatically. The page is assumed as an RSS channel if at least one request from an on-line RSS reading service or a RSS reader was registered.

If a website page which is not an RSS channel appears in the list of the RSS channels, you can delete it from the list by clicking on " " icon next to the web site.

You can create a report both by days and by weeks.

CNStats PRO creates this report automatically.

CNStats STD automatically creates a report if there is a code displaying number of subscribers set up on the website. If there is no counter code, then you will need to create the report manually.

Also, report can be created for one or several browsers, for RSS readers, and for on-line services.

Note: You should use a special counter code for RSS channels. It is located in "Configuration - Counter Code - Code for RSS channels".

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