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The Search Optimization report template contains 11 several widgets ready to give you an informative picture of how users search on your site.
You can use this report to better understand your user behavior and make improvements based upon intelligent data. With the word cloud, you can track the topics your users are searching for, what they need help with, and what interests them. Search reports are The search report is also essential for determining what content your users are having trouble finding. For example, if you notice that the keyword "benefits" was searched for often, but only 9% of users click on a search result for that term, then you can infer that your users are not finding any clickable content relating to benefits. If you have existing content on benefits you may need to optimize that content, or improve the search scheme to assist your users in connecting to it. If you don't have a lot of helpful content regarding benefits, this is a key indicator to start creating content to help your users get the information they need.
Usability | Search Optimization
Usability | Search Results
Number of Searches
This is the total number of on-site searches performed by users during the currently selected time period.
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This is the average amount of results that were found and returned to the user during all on-site searches.
Average Search Result Position
This is the average position of the last link a user clicks to exit a search results that were clicked on in the search results page.
Result Clicks Out of Searches
This is the percentage of links clicked out of all links returned during on-site searches.
Search Breakdown
This column chart describes
Total Successful vs. Failed Searches
This doughnut chart shows a comparison of all searches that returned at least one link (successful), to all searches that returned zero results (failed).
Successful vs. Failed Searches Over Time
This line chart compares all searches that returned at least one link (successful), to all searches that returned zero results (failed) over the selected time period. This chart can help identify if visitors find what they search for, or if changes in the website have affected user ability to search effectively.
Search Phrases
This searches where a user clicked on at least one search result.
Time Wasted on Failed Searches
Time wasted on failed searches in hours equals the number of failed searches multiplied by 64 seconds per search. 64 seconds is the average time a users are spending on searching for content without finding what they are looking for (did not click on any search result, or no results were found).
Money Lost on Failed Searches
Money lost on failed searched equals the time wasted on failed searches (in hours) multiplied by the average salary per hour (average salary per hour is configurable).
Search Terms
The word cloud contains a group of popular phrases that users searched for. The larger a word is, the more often users included it in their search termssearched for it. You can click on any term word to filter the rest of the report to reflect the data associated with that term.
Percent of Failed Searches by Date
This line chart displays trends in searches that returned zero results over the selected time period.
Average Search Result Position by Date
This line chart displays trends in the link position that users click within each list of search results over the selected time period.
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all search terms that contain that word. The bar chart displays the most popular search phrases that users searched for ranked by the number of searches performed using the listed phrase, the number of times users clicked a link found in the search results and the number of users who searched for the listed phrase.
Successful vs. Failed Searches
This widget displays a summary of all searches made in the selected date range, comparing failed searches to successful ones. A successful search is when a user clicked on at least one search result. A failed search is when a user didn't click on any search result (includes searches with no results by definition). The line graph indicates trends in result clicks out of searches over time.
Searches by Department
This chart includes a breakdown of how many searches were performed by users according to their department and how many times they clicked a link found in search results during the selected date range. Drill down to see the users in each department.
Search Results Clicked
This table lists the links found in search results that your visitors clicked on during the selected date range, including the link URL, page title, number of times the listed link was clicked on and the average position of the listed link in the search results page.
Filters
Portal Tree
Use this filter to navigate through your portal and simply check the box next to any page or level to review information for exclusively that selection.
Date
Use the date slider to quickly change the start or end date that you would like review information for. If you'd like to choose a specific date, click either the start or end date and manually select it using the calendar popup.