Custom Search Parameter Tracking in WordPress
Track WordPress searches that use custom query parameters instead of the default ?s= parameter, including headless, plugin, and custom theme search forms.
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Track WordPress searches that use custom query parameters instead of the default ?s= parameter, including headless, plugin, and custom theme search forms.
Configure Search Insights data retention so WordPress search analytics stay useful without letting old query data slow down the database.
Track instant and Ajax-powered WordPress searches with Search Insights so live search interfaces still produce useful analytics.
Turn WordPress search analytics into content, UX, navigation, product, and support decisions with a practical Search Insights analysis workflow.
Use Search Insights origin tracking to see which pages trigger searches and turn those signals into better content, navigation, and UX decisions.