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.
Documentation
Browse our comprehensive documentation to learn everything about Search Insights.
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Automated Data Management for Search Analytics
Configure Search Insights data retention so WordPress search analytics stay useful without letting old query data slow down the database.
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CSV and Excel Exports for WordPress Search Data
Export Search Insights data to CSV, open it in Excel, and analyze WordPress search behavior by page, query, length, and filter status.
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Search Filter Guide for WordPress Search Analytics
Learn how to use the Search Insights search filter to remove recurring spam queries, URLs, and irrelevant terms from WordPress search analytics.
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Search Insights Beginner Guide
Set up Search Insights, understand your WordPress search analytics dashboard, clean noisy terms, and turn visitor searches into better content.
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Search Term Filtering Guide for WordPress
Use Search Insights filtering to remove short, long, spammy, and irrelevant WordPress search terms while preserving useful visitor intent data.
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Ajax Search Tracking for WordPress
Track instant and Ajax-powered WordPress searches with Search Insights so live search interfaces still produce useful analytics.
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Privacy and GDPR Guide for WordPress Search Analytics
Use Search Insights in a privacy-conscious way by understanding data minimization, retention, transparency, and GDPR-aware WordPress search analytics.
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Search Data Analysis Guide for WordPress
Turn WordPress search analytics into content, UX, navigation, product, and support decisions with a practical Search Insights analysis workflow.
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Search Origin Tracking for WordPress
Use Search Insights origin tracking to see which pages trigger searches and turn those signals into better content, navigation, and UX decisions.