What do your logs show your primary traffic is using? If most of your traffic is mobile you may have a long wait. You would want to find a way to increase your desktop users in order for Google to have metrics.

How much traffic are you getting?

Depending on your hosting you already have stats on traffic, if that's what you mean with metrics. So you could see a fair bit of specifics regarding mobile, desktop, etc.

@ConCP ... glad to have you at Webmasterworld!

Metrics come from all kinds of places, the best of which is your actual site logs. Check with your host to make sure you have access. Personally, I depend on those more than whatever G or some other "analysis" programs might produce. These are the actual hits to the site.

You already have five months of "metrics". Just need to look at them. As for chrome desktop metrics that could eventually happen!

The site has few visits and most of these visits are from mobile.

I wanted to add a screenshot here but I don't think I can! <snip>

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It is worthwhile to look at your domain's access logs. We only offer site reviews in the Supporters (Paid) forums. Your Logs will show every file request and allow you to see who and what is visiting your site. That could offer ideas on wht you could do to raise interest for the missing metrics.

In our Analytics forum there are often discussions that you might find useful such as this recent thread: [webmasterworld.com...] asking about tools for website metrics.

If Google's Chrome metrics are your only concern then the main information is that it takes more visits (more time or more traffic) for Google to have enough metrics.

Okay guys, thanks. I'll be waiting for the site to get more visits to have more metrics.

Most important is number of visitors . So try to work on it and wait .