Fixed an issue where pages with no views were showing referrer and channel traffic — how confusing!
Resolved an issue where a customer’s preferred default sort metric was not being shown when navigating to parts of the Parse.ly dashboard, like a post detail page. And when no default metric has been specified we will defer to page views.
Updated the experience with Check Metadata so that while we are checking for updates a customer cannot re-select the button. This way customers know to wait for us to finish checking before attempting another check.
Resolved an issue where conversions on a second page of conversion performance results (conversion events 51-100) were being listed as conversions 1-50
Resolved a page layout issue where conversions and engaged time metrics were displaying poorly
We’ve updated the layout and report descriptions for the ‘create report’ view to enhance clarity before clicking. The category label ‘Basic’ has been changed to ‘Essentials’, and sample reports linked to specific reports have also been updated.
We discontinued Twitter shares and Twitter average referrals
Effective today, we will no longer display Twitter shares and Twitter average referrals in Parse.ly analytics. This change also applies to any scheduled reports containing Tweets/Twitter Interactions. Twitter referral data will remain available in all other areas. This is related to work we began last spring. Read our blog post to learn more.
Create Top Posts Reports Sorted by Recirculation Rate
Recirculation rate is now available as a sorting metric in the Top Listings Report. You will see it in the dropdown menu for metrics when you create or update a Top Listings report that tracks posts.
With the ability to apply filters to your Overview page, you can now get at-a-glance performance updates for specific authors, sections, tags, word counts, or campaigns. The filter includes the options to “match any”, “match all”, or “exclude”.
To access this, click on the cog icon, and then you’ll see the option to add filters.
Watch the video below to see this new feature in action!
