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WordPress traditionally uses the ‘?s=’ parameter for search queries, but modern web applications often require different search parameters. Search Insights allows you to track searches using custom parameters, making it compatible with headless WordPress setups, REST APIs, and custom search implementations. In this guide, we’ll explore how to configure and use custom search parameters effectively
As your website grows, so does your search analytics data. Search Insights includes powerful automated data management features to help you maintain optimal performance while retaining valuable search insights. Think of it as having a diligent librarian who carefully archives important records while removing outdated entries. In this guide, we’ll explore how to configure and
Modern websites often use Ajax search to provide instant search results as users type. This creates a more dynamic and responsive experience for your visitors. Search Insights seamlessly integrates with Ajax-powered search systems, ensuring you capture every search interaction on your site, even those happening in real-time. In this guide, we’ll explore how Ajax search
Your website’s search data contains valuable insights waiting to be discovered. Search Insights makes it easy to export and analyze this data, helping you uncover patterns and trends that might not be immediately visible in the dashboard. In this guide, we’ll explore how to export your search data and transform it into actionable insights that
Every search on your website tells a story about user search behavior patterns – not just what users are looking for, but also where their journey began. Search Origin Tracking in Search Insights reveals these starting points, helping you understand the complete context of your users’ search behavior. This powerful feature provides insights that can
