Confluence Premium Search Analytics just got better!

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Hi Community! 👋 

I'm Emily Ditchfield, a Product Manager focused on building analytics based features for Confluence Cloud. I’m super excited to share details on our new and improved Premium feature - Search Analytics. The team has been working hard to give our admins a deeper understanding of how successful user searches are, and which pages or spaces users land on for each search term. To access this improved feature head over to Site Analytics.

🔎  Search term details and outcomes

Search analytics now dives into each individual search term providing details on:

• Searches over time (Is this trending?)

• Click through rate over time (Is that new page you added to your knowledge base working?)

• Most selected pages from the search term (where did your users end up during their search journey?)

• Most visited spaces from the search term (are there spaces with duplicate information and concepts?)

These details give you a deeper insight into your users' journeys throughout Confluence, and can help to provide data on key searches in your organisation!

No more noise

We’ve upgraded our backend to remove the nonsense search terms that used to display in your search analytics. This ensures that the details you’re seeing are more useful and relevant than ever before!

A fresh lick of paint

While we’ve been at it, we’ve also upgraded the Space and Site analytics overviews to contain more detail. Get information, at a glance on the overview tabs, about your top viewers, spaces, and searches in Site analytics, and top viewers, contributors and pages in Space analytics.

We’re rolling this feature out to our Premium customers as an Exclusive Early Release during Premium Week. We’re working on some final touches for the most visited spaces aspect of this feature, so this will become available in a few weeks for you. We hope you enjoy this new feature!

Leave any feedback or questions below in the comments — I’ll be answering questions live from Sydney 🇦🇺  ! Check below for your timezone to join!

• Australian Eastern Daylight Time: Friday, November 19th, 9a - 11a

• Pacific Time: Thursday, November 18th, 2p - 4p

• Eastern Time: Thursday, November 18th, 5p - 7p

[Laura Holton _ACE Rotterdam_]

Wow, what an amazing treat for Premium week! I can't tell you how excited I am for this feature release, count me in for the Eastern Time session 🤗

[Anna Sakhno]

It looks great!

[Patrícia Fortunato Montenegro]

It's fabulous to see this release! Fantastic!

I'm pretty enthusiastic about it. 

[John Funk]

This looks like a great new feature!

[G subramanyam]

Thank you @Emily Ditchfield for the new additions. The revamped UI looks pretty clean, more appealing and easy to navigate.

[Andy Gladstone]

O-M-G. Cannot wait for my instance to update with these. This is a great addition to something I just posted in the Premium Week Hackathon yesterday:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Premium-articles/Premium-Week-Hackathon/ba-p/1839433#M119

Looking forward to playing with this new interface and creating more Confluence traction in my organization! Great article @Emily Ditchfield. 

[Ross]

Confluence is Awesome 🙂

[Jimmy Seddon]

Wow!  This is really cool!  I know a number of power users at our company that will love to hear about this.

Thank you!

[Emily Ditchfield]

I’m so happy to see such positive feedback on this feature. I’ll be checking the post and answering any questions for the next couple of hours!

One of my personal favourite aspects of this feature is seeing changes when new projects or initiatives have been announced. You can not only see where people are going based on the new search term but also the popularity of that search term over time!

[Kishan Sharma]

Thank you for sharing @Emily Ditchfield this was much needed feature. 

For a specific term, does it provide insight of top pages (eg: Top 10 or 20) that are being returned by the search.

[Stephen Bush]

Great to see this feature!

[Emily Ditchfield]

@Kishan Sharma Thanks for your feedback! We were keen to give our admins a signal for what their users are looking for and where they're actually ending up from searches. So, for a specific term this feature will show up to the top 8 pages and up to the top 4 spaces that your users are clicking on and going to from a search.

If you're keen to see the kinds of pages that are being returned from the search, heading to advanced search and typing that term in will give you a signal for what could be returned. 

[Kishan Sharma]

Thank you @Emily Ditchfield for the information.

[Marjorie]

Amazing feature.