Checking Medium Stats with Medium Enhanced Statistics Tool

A statistical overview of a blog is very important to writers to measure their progress. I started writing in Medium in 2019 and was able to post a couple of technical blogs before I start writing in steemit.

Today I tried to install the Medium Enhanced Statistic tool to get a good visualization of my stats. Medium Enhanced Statistics is a Google Chrome extension, where you can find in the chrome web store for free.

It is rated with 4.8 which indicates it is pretty good.

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Once installed, you can see it right here:

Actually, I did not sign up for the plugging by giving my password, it automatically detected my profile.

Hmm... 67K reaches. Pretty good. I couldn't write anything after last October and I think I should start it again. In my Medium blog, I usually post things that I have studied by my self and solutions to issues that I couldn't find proper answers from the internet.

I can simple click icon to go to real medium stats page.

Oh No.. A new column called "Today" and some more additional details are added to the medium stat page with this extension.

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You can see the normal view without the extension below. Actually, with the new view, you can live to monitor the increase of reads and views of your articles. While I am watching the total read count increased to 104 while the view counts to 162. Imagine how many people search google within a minute.

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With this data is very easy to recognize the articles that users demand much. Among all my articles, Azure DevOps articles have the most demand. All most every article is based on issues I met during using them. That implies these issues are very frequent among all developers.

This one is today's hot.

Actually, those who really care about their progress in the medium can install this extension to have advanced statistics.