You're deciding whether your next workshop should run in Bengaluru or Chennai, or whether your ebook needs a Kannada edition. Knowing where your visitors actually are makes that call easier. The Session by location card on a product's Overview shows it.

The card lists your three locations with the most sessions. Each shows a flag, the country, the state where known, and its session count. On wider screens a globe behind the list highlights the countries your visits came from.

Each number is a session, meaning one visit to your product page, not a buyer. Someone who visits from Pune and never pays still counts once for Maharashtra. The card shows sessions only, not revenue or sales by location.

Location is worked out from the visitor's IP address when they open the page, at country and state level. Treat it as approximate:

When a state can't be named, the visit is counted under its country alone. When the country can't be named either, it's grouped under Unknown with a grey flag.

Say your Tamil cooking ebook shows Tamil Nadu 120, Karnataka 45 and Maharashtra 30 over Last 30 days. Most of your audience is where you'd expect, but nearly a quarter of visits come from Karnataka. Location is approximate, so treat that as a hint, not a headcount. It's still a reason to test a Story in Kannada, with its own tagged link so you can see whether it brings new visits.

The location list doesn't use your comparison setting, so switch between Last 7 days and Last 30 days to see whether a region is picking up.

Back to the start of this section: Read product revenue and buyer counts.