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# Statistics

Usually, this is the most interesting :)

Here you can monitor how your channel - or channels - grows. 

In this section, you will see how many users wrote, how their number grew or fell, select the period for which you want to view the data.

![](/files/2lRZDwUj9sGhvC1lCAfZ)

You can even watch specific blocks. 

For example, if we look at the statistics of a test with answers to questions, we can separately consider how many people entered the block of the 1st question.

### Marks

There is a special block "Write to statistics". Inside it, you can create some kind of special label that will be visible in the statistics:

![](/files/D4HYNuLYxKyCiCcPmenn)

You can, for example, ask the subscriber for a phone number and mark it in the statistics through the “Have a phone number” label. Of course, the user can leave a non-existent number - or leave no number at all, but that's another story. By the way, this can also be noted in the statistics through labels - for example, "You need to check your phone number."


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