Analytics Pages Overview
The Analytics module provides insights into performance across partners, publications, and articles.
All analytics pages share a common layout and features:
- 📈 Answers Over Time Chart – a line graph showing the number of answers generated across the selected timeframe and granularity (Day, Week, Month).
- 📊 Performance Table – sortable table with relevant metrics.
- 📥 Export Option – ability to download the data for offline analysis.
- 🧭 Purpose – each page supports decision-making by surfacing performance and engagement metrics.
The following table shows the details of all 3 analytics pages:
| Analytics Page | Scope | Performance Table columns | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partner Summary | Aggregates metrics for all publications in a partner group. | Publication name, Answer count, Average attribution, Citation CTR. | Identifying top and underperforming publications within a partner’s portfolio. |
| Publication Detail | Focuses on a single publication over time. | Date, Publication, Answer count, Average attribution, Citation CTR. | Monitoring performance trends for a specific publication and detecting shifts in engagement. |
| Article Detail | Tracks the top 100 articles within a publication. | Article title, Answer count, Average attribution, Citation CTR. | Pinpointing which individual stories drive audience engagement and refining editorial strategy. |
💠 Columns explanation:
- Publication Name – clickable links to individual publication views.
- Date - the specific date (or time bucket, depending on granularity) when the data was recorded.
- Article Title - the headline of the article being analyzed.
- Answer Count – total number of answers generated in the chosen period.
- Average Attribution (%) – proportion of credited answers or mentions.
- Citation Click-through Rate (%) – rate at which users clicked cited links.
✨ By keeping a consistent structure, users can easily move between partner, publication, and article views while focusing on the level of granularity most relevant to them.
Updated 10 months ago
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