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"Inverse" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content #10520

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hpvd opened this issue Sep 19, 2016 · 2 comments
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"Inverse" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content #10520

hpvd opened this issue Sep 19, 2016 · 2 comments
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c: New plugin For features that probably will not be added to Matomo, but could be implemented as plugins. Enhancement For new feature suggestions that enhance Matomo's capabilities or add a new report, new API etc.

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hpvd commented Sep 19, 2016

If you have a page with some different pieces content on it
like

  • ads
  • top-Menu
  • site menu
  • crossselling items
    etc.

The usage of these content pieces could be tracked via https://piwik.org/docs/content-tracking/

To make your website better it would be not only interesting which content pieces are a) seen and b) used, but on the other site:
which pieces of content are never or only very rarely a) seen b) used

This may have several reasons:

  • they are not visible to the user (design problem)
  • there could be a technical problem (technical problem: maybe only in some browsers)
  • no one needs them (content problem) ...

To find these pieces of content it would be very helpful to have the possibility to find & show them in an automatic way via "Invers content tracking"

one way may be

  • to call all pieces of content to say "hello - I do exist" to piwik (some kind of crawler)
  • compare these pieces of contents with the statistics piwik have from content tracking
  • show a list per page with the pieces of contents never or only rarely seen and one for never/rarely used
    (maybe with a customizable filter..)
@hpvd hpvd changed the title "Invers" Content tracking - to find bad pices of content "Invers" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content Sep 19, 2016
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hpvd commented Sep 19, 2016

for further ideas/details see:
"Inverse" page tracking - to find bad pages #10519

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hpvd commented Sep 19, 2016

could e.g. be part of a new plugin which provides a new menu point: "Find the bad"
which contains the functions:
"Inverse" page tracking - to find bad pages #10519
"Inverse" Custom Event tracking - to find bad elements/functions #5186
"Inverse" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content #10520

@hpvd hpvd changed the title "Invers" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content "Inverse" Content tracking - to find bad pieces of content Sep 19, 2016
@mattab mattab added c: New plugin For features that probably will not be added to Matomo, but could be implemented as plugins. Enhancement For new feature suggestions that enhance Matomo's capabilities or add a new report, new API etc. labels Nov 12, 2016
@mattab mattab added this to the Mid term milestone Nov 12, 2016
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