Content Analytics shows you how your published articles are performing in search. Track clicks, impressions, and search positions for your hosted blog and WordPress sites.
From the sidebar, click Analytics → Content Analytics to view your content performance dashboard.
To see content analytics, you need:
Published content on a hosted blog or WordPress site
Google Analytics connected to your RankPrompt account
Google Search Console verified for your domain
If you haven't connected Google services, see Google Analytics Connection.
If you have a hosted blog, this section shows:
Metric | Description |
Total Clicks | Clicks from Google Search results |
Impressions | Times your pages appeared in search |
Avg. CTR | Click-through rate from search results |
Avg. Position | Average Google ranking position |
See which of your articles perform best:
Ranked by clicks
Shows path, clicks, impressions, and position
Click to view the live article
If you have WordPress connections, see performance for each site:
Site name and connection status
Total clicks and impressions
Per-site breakdown
A line chart showing daily trends for:
Clicks (blue line)
Impressions (purple line)
Average Position (dashed line)
Use this to:
Identify traffic trends
Spot content that's gaining traction
Notice declines that need attention
If GA4 is connected, see:
Sessions: Total site visits
Users: Unique visitors
New Users: First-time visitors
A detailed table showing your best content:
Column | Description |
Page | Article URL/path |
Clicks | Total search clicks |
Impressions | Search result appearances |
Position | Average ranking |
High impressions, low clicks: Improve title/meta description
Low position, high CTR: Content resonates but needs ranking boost
High position, low CTR: Strong ranking but needs better snippet
Content Analytics shows the last 28 days of data. This is:
Long enough to see meaningful trends
Short enough for recent data relevance
Standard Google Search Console period
Data syncs automatically, but you can force a refresh:
Click the Refresh button in the top right
Wait for the sync to complete
Data updates across all charts and tables
The page footer shows when data was last synced from Google.
If you see "No search data yet":
New blog: Google takes 2-4 weeks to index new sites
New content: Allow time for pages to be crawled and indexed
DNS issues: Ensure your blog is accessible
Domain mismatch: Ensure your WordPress domain is verified in Search Console
GA4 not tracking: Confirm GA4 is installed on your WordPress site
Permissions: Check Google account has access to Search Console
Signs your content is working:
Steady or increasing clicks over time
Click-through rate above 2-3%
Average position improving (moving toward 1)
Signs that need attention:
High impressions but low clicks = improve meta descriptions
Declining positions = update and refresh content
No impressions = content may not be indexed
For articles with strong performance:
Create more content on similar topics
Add internal links to other pages
Update with fresh information to maintain rankings
For articles with low engagement:
Review and improve the title/meta description
Update content with more depth and value
Add internal links from higher-traffic pages
Consider rewriting or consolidating weak content
If you have a hosted blog but no analytics:
Go to Integrations → Hosted Blog
Click Analytics button
Add your GA4 Measurement ID (format: G-XXXXXXX)
Data starts appearing within 24-48 hours
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If you have questions about content analytics, contact us at [email protected].
