Review analytics for a selected date range
Choose a period in Analytics before interpreting the numbers. Available date controls include 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year, and custom ranges. Then review content activity, audience engagement, course enrollments, and applicable course revenue together. Keep the selected period in view when comparing results, because a change in date range changes the activity represented.
Set the period first
Select the date range you want to understand, then check it again whenever you compare metrics. Use different periods to see how your content, audience, and courses are developing over time.
Review content and audience activity
Available content metrics can include blogs published, episodes uploaded, clips created, images created, and social posts published. Audience metrics can include page views across applicable public-facing OceSha experiences, leads from applicable lead-capture experiences, and messages generated through supported public experiences. Read each value in the context of the selected period and the activity it covers.
Check enrollments and course revenue
Available course information can include total enrollments, paid users, free users, and applicable course-related revenue. If you offer both free and paid courses, review their enrollment activity separately to understand the mix. Course revenue here concerns applicable course activity; it is separate from your OceSha AI subscription payments.
Use the metrics to decide what to review next
Look at content production alongside page views, leads, messages, enrollments, and revenue for the same period. This helps you connect what you published with the audience and course activity available to review. Change the date range when you want a different view of performance, rather than comparing figures without checking their periods.
Frequently asked questions
Will every metric appear in my Analytics view?
The metrics described here are examples of available analytics. What you can review depends on the applicable content, courses, and supported public experiences.
What does the revenue metric cover?
It covers applicable course-related revenue activity, not all revenue or your OceSha AI subscription billing.
What should I check if leads or messages seem lower than expected?
Check the selected period first. Leads reflect applicable OceSha lead-capture experiences, while messages reflect communication through supported public experiences.
Open Analytics, select the period you want to examine, and review the available content, audience, enrollment, and revenue activity for that range.
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