Search Analytics
Search Analytics
Search analytics and Conversion Tracking are available out of the box, so you can easily see how Search is driving clicks and conversions, increasing discoverability, and reducing support costs. Users can view analytics in digestible dashboards or build custom reports within the platform. Plus, report notifications send analytics directly to relevant users so you can easily meet your stakeholders' diverse reporting needs.
Real Time Analytics Dashboard
The Search Overview screen contains visualizations of the most relevant Analytics metrics for an experience. These metrics help strategically improve the search experience and highlight its value. View searches, searches that matched results from your CMS, clicks, and total value associated with engagement, plus snapshots of what recent users searched for and clicked on.
Conversion Tracking
Built-in Conversion Tracking tools track the clicks and conversions that can be attributed to your Search experience (plus Listings and Pages). You determine which customer actions constitute a conversion so you can understand the various Yext-powered experiences a user touches during their search journey. Click-based and tag-based conversion actions help you follow Yext-driven conversions — even if they occur on a non-Yext page.
Search Term Analysis
Review your Search Logs or easily analyze search trends and evaluate search quality with Yext's built-in Search Terms screen that normalizes query strings (for things like capitalization, leading and trailing whitespace, and punctuation) into a list of truly unique search terms sorted by popularity to see what users are really searching for. You can score the relevance of entities returned for each search term, assign statuses and labels, and leave notes to quickly provide feedback on search results.
Search Term Clustering
Automatically group together Search Terms with similar meaning to easily analyze the questions consumers are asking. This machine learning tool groups clusters by size and performance to optimize search experiences at scale. For example, a restaurant's relatively few searches for terms like "check my balance" and "gift card balance" could individually be overlooked, but when grouped, it's clear that users want to know more about gift card balances.
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