The information you can pull from Card usage can be invaluable to your team to track trends and highlight performance. Not sure where to start? These four metrics are a great start to diving deeper into Analytics. When you're ready, you can learn even more about measuring success in Guru here.
Who creates the most Cards?
1. Go to Card Manager and export all Cards.
2. Paste the results into a Google Sheet. Delete all columns except Author and Card title. Make a pivot table based on unique Card titles by the Author. Sort the results in descending order. This article breaks down more specific steps to do so.
Who views the most Cards?
1. Go to the Analytics page in the web app and navigate to the User tab. Set the appropriate filters at the top of the page (such as the timeframe you want to look at) and select the Reload icon.
2. Scroll down to the User Views widget. Click on the Card Viewed column to sort in descending order. This will show you who viewed the most Cards in your timeframe:
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What Cards are viewed the most?
1. Go to the Analytics page in the web app and navigate to the Collections tab. Set the appropriate filters at the top of the page (such as the timeframe you want to look at) and select the Reload icon on the right-hand side of the page:
2. The Most Viewed Cards widget will include all of your most popular Cards based on your timeframe:
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Which Cards are followed the most?
1. Go to Card Manager and sort by the Followed column.
2. Check out the trending Cards that are most commonly followed and take note of who authored them to see who is creating influential content in your company.
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