Tracking the right metrics with Google Analytics can provide valuable insights into how your help center is performing. Key metrics include Users, Avg. Session Duration, % New Sessions, and Bounce Rate. Users help you understand which pages are being accessed, while Avg. Session Duration indicates how engaging your content is.
% New Sessions shows the proportion of new versus returning visitors, helping you tailor content for different audiences. A high Bounce Rate might suggest that your landing pages need improvement. These metrics can guide you in optimizing your help center for better user engagement.
Your self-service score is a key metric to understand how effectively your help center is deflecting support tickets. To calculate it, you divide the total user sessions of your help center by the total number of users who have submitted tickets in…
Connecting Google Analytics to your Zendesk help center allows you to track detailed metrics about user engagement and traffic. To do this, you'll need to set up a Google Analytics account and follow the steps to integrate it with your Zendesk…
The help center activity dashboards in Zendesk Explore provide insights into how your knowledge base, search, and community are performing. These dashboards track metrics like article views, votes, comments, and search activity. By analyzing this…
Analyzing search activity in your Zendesk help center helps you identify content gaps and improve user experience. The search activity dashboard in Zendesk Explore tracks metrics like total searches, searches with no results, and searches with no…
Autoreplies activity in Zendesk self-service helps you track how effectively your articles are resolving support issues without agent intervention. By monitoring which articles are clicked and how many issues are resolved, you can assess the…