See your numbers and take your data
What it is
Gem counts your project itself: page visits, what people do in its Mini App and @gembot, chat joins and sales. /dashboard shows the numbers; Export hands over the data.
How to do it
- Send /dashboard: a card per project for 7 days, with visits by source (such as… Send /dashboard: a card per project for 7 days, with visits by source (such as search, maps, invites, Telegram, direct), requests, questions, new people and those invited, who gets updates and messages delivered, and one next step from its own numbers.
- Under a live project, tap Funnel and sources · 30 days: opened → finished… Under a live project, tap Funnel and sources · 30 days: opened → finished the welcome → allowed messages → asked → joined the channel → joined the group → paid, with % of those who opened; languages; how people came (link, invite, partner); active today, this week and this month; newcomers by week and who came back 1, 2 and 3 weeks later; the most asked unanswered questions; top inviters and partners; sales.
- Send /myprojects, pick the project, tap Export: Gem sends two CSV files,… Send /myprojects, pick the project, tap Export: Gem sends two CSV files, your requests and your people with Telegram id, name, username, language, source, inviter, partner, campaign, joined, welcome step, allows messages and badges. 4. Maps shows how to point your Google, Apple, Yandex and 2GIS listings to gem.bot/yourname. 5. @ address links gem.bot/@username to your page: your @username or your public channel.
Watch out
- The funnel follows people who first opened the project in the last 30 days.
- The people file holds names and usernames: keep it private.
- Maps need an address: add yours in words with Edit first. Each map verifies the business itself.
With Gem
Your numbers come with a next step, and your data leaves with you whenever you ask.