Privacy and Analytics
How this gaming PC guide site measures traffic, handles affiliate links and keeps the editorial experience useful.
Google Analytics 4 is configured for this site. It helps count visits, page views, traffic sources and outbound clicks so the site can improve future guides.
The live counter in the header is separate from Google Analytics. It stores only a random browser identifier, recent activity timestamps and anonymous visit markers. It does not store an IP address. The private control center uses these markers for today, 7-day, 30-day and all-time unique visitor totals.
What gets measured
When analytics is active, the site can measure page views, sessions, referring pages, general device/browser information and clicks to external resources such as benchmark tools, Komplett, Proshop and Prisjakt.
The goal is practical: learn which guides people use, which buying questions deserve clearer answers, and which external links help readers continue their research.
- Page views show which guides are being read.
- Traffic sources show whether visitors arrive from Google, social links or direct visits.
- Outbound clicks show which retailer, benchmark and source links are useful.
Ads and affiliate links
This site may use display ads and affiliate links. Affiliate links can earn a commission if a reader buys through them, but recommendations should still explain the tradeoffs, model numbers, availability and value clearly.
Sponsored or affiliate links should use labels and link attributes such as rel=sponsored or nofollow where appropriate.
Historical visits
A static HTML site cannot recreate old visitor counts by itself. If analytics was not installed earlier, future analytics starts when the tracking code goes live. Historical clues may still exist in hosting logs, cPanel statistics, Cloudflare analytics or CDN logs if those services were active.