20 posts
Indexed
Last-known Google result is indexed.
Product Insights
See how your Autopilot blog grows organic visibility.
Track how every Autopilot post performs across Google visibility, indexing, first-party audience demand, CTA engagement, subscriptions, and acquisition channels. Every report keeps its source, denominator, and limits explicit.
Source-defined metrics Site-scoped reports No invented attribution
app / performance / insights Reports current
SearchCTAsLeads
Organic clicks
1,284
+18%
Impressions
42.6K
+11%
Average CTR
3.01%
clicks ÷ impressions
Average position
12.4
impression-weighted
Organic clicks
Latest finalized Google window
Indexing coverage
Indexed20
Not discovered2
Known, not indexed1
Not checked1
24 published URLs · last-known Google results
Earn discovery
See clicks, impressions, queries, pages, and position.
Fix visibility gaps
Prioritize posts that Google has not discovered or indexed.
Improve engagement
Compare CTA views, clicks, destinations, and placements.
Hear readers
Use on-site search and feedback to find unmet demand.
The content measurement loop
Follow the outcome without pretending every signal is the same dataset.
Search, CTA, and lead reports answer different questions. Insights brings them into one product area while preserving each source and attribution boundary.
- 01
Publish
Ship the reviewed article and its approved conversion surfaces.
- 02
Discover
Read Google visibility, queries, pages, and last-known indexing status.
- 03
Learn
Read on-site demand and direct feedback before the next brief.
- 04
Convert
Separate form views and attempts from successful subscriber outcomes.
Search discovery
See whether the content earns visibility before you judge it by traffic.
Google Search Console reporting puts impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, top queries, and top pages in the same site-scoped view, with the finalized reporting window and synchronization time visible.
Search performance
Clicks, impressions, CTR, and impression-weighted average position.
Query & page insights
The search language and published URLs contributing the strongest results.
Reporting clarity
The exact Google window and latest Blogged synchronization time.
Top search opportunities
Query → page evidence
QueryClicksPosition
ai blog editor1846.8
saas content workflow1268.2
product led seo9411.3
blog conversion analytics6714.1
Reporting window and last synchronization remain attached to the report. These are not real-time metrics.
Indexing coverage
Turn “not indexed” into a prioritized investigation.
Group published URLs by last-known Google result, separate new-post discovery lag from older problems, and keep technical readiness beside the indexing status.
Explore indexing coverage2 posts
Not discovered
One is newly published; one is older than 14 days.
1 post
Known, not indexed
Google knows the URL but has not indexed it.
1 post
Not checked
No completed URL Inspection result is available yet.
Last-known evidence, not an indexing guarantee.
Google controls crawling and indexing. Blogged keeps the latest inspection result, reason, readiness, and check date actionable.
Audience signals
See what readers need before it becomes a ranking report.
Combine aggregate homepage engagement, on-site search demand, selected results, and direct feedback without building person-level visitor profiles.
Explore audience signals2,418 views
Homepage engagement
Privacy-conscious daily views show whether the blog earns repeat attention.
37 opportunities
On-site search demand
Committed searches, selected results, and unanswered queries expose content gaps.
84% helpful
Reader feedback
Helpfulness, comments, and optional contact details add the reader's direct answer.
Aggregate behavior can reveal a pattern worth investigating. It does not prove an individual reader's intent or replace customer research.
CTA engagement
Measure the CTA after it enters the reader’s viewport.
A page load is not a CTA impression. Insights waits for a visibility threshold, compares best-effort clicks with viewable CTAs, and breaks the result down by the variables you can change.
3,420
Visible CTA views
Counted after at least 25% of the CTA enters view and deduplicated within the browser session.
214
CTA clicks
Navigation-safe best-effort click events, reported without creating visitor profiles.
6.3%
CTA click-through rate
Recorded clicks divided by visible CTA views for the selected reporting range.
Compare the CTA, post, destination, and placement, not just one portfolio average.Explore CTA performance
Lead conversion
From view to subscriber outcome
1,860
visible views
142
attempts
118
successful
New subscribers
96
Reactivations
14
Repeat touchpoints
8
Post, form, placement, channel, and available UTM reports add acquisition context without claiming person-level identity stitching.
Lead outcomes
Separate a submit click from a successful subscription.
See visible form views, submit attempts, completed subscriptions, and article conversion rate. Then distinguish new subscribers, reactivations, and repeat touchpoints before comparing posts, forms, placements, channels, and campaigns.
- Article and footer outcomes remain clearly labeled.
- Lead reporting is restricted to workspace owners and admins.
- Every result stays scoped to the active blog site.
Complete Insights product
Twelve controls across discovery, audience demand, engagement, and outcomes.
Explore the exact reports behind the product promise, including how each metric is defined and where its interpretation stops.
Search discovery
See how published content appears, earns clicks, and reaches Google's index.
CTA engagement
Measure visible calls to action without building visitor profiles.
Lead outcomes
Understand form conversion, subscriber results, and acquisition context.
Audience signals
Learn what readers view, search for, select, and tell you directly.
Measurement integrity
Useful numbers because the caveats are part of the product.
A high-conversion dashboard still has to be honest. Insights keeps delays, visibility thresholds, role restrictions, data scope, and attribution limits close to the metric.
Reporting delay
Search Console uses Google's latest finalized window, not a real-time claim.
Visibility denominators
CTA and form views require at least 25% of the surface to enter view.
Role and site scope
CTA and lead reports are site-scoped and limited to owners and admins.
Attribution boundary
Search, CTA, and lead reports are connected by workflow, not hidden identity stitching.
FAQ
Questions about Insights.
Clear answers about data sources, definitions, permissions, delays, and attribution.
What does Blogged Insights measure?
Insights brings Google search performance and indexing coverage together with privacy-conscious homepage engagement, on-site search demand, reader feedback, CTA, lead, and subscriber reports. It connects the content workflow without presenting the signals as one person-level dataset.
Where does the search performance data come from?
Search performance and URL inspection results come from the verified Google Search Console property connected to the active blog site in Blogged. Reports show their finalized Google reporting window, latest synchronization time, and last-known inspection state.
How does Blogged calculate CTA click-through rate?
CTA click-through rate is recorded CTA clicks divided by visible CTA views in the selected range. A visible view requires at least 25 percent of the CTA to enter the viewport and is deduplicated within the browser session.
What counts as a lead conversion?
Lead reports distinguish form views, submit attempts, and successful subscriptions. They also separate new subscribers, reactivations, and repeat touchpoints, then break results down by post, form, placement, source, and available campaign parameters.
How does Blogged use on-site search and reader feedback?
Insights reports committed searches, selected results, unanswered queries, helpfulness, and volunteered comments as separate audience signals. These can reveal demand worth investigating without claiming to identify an individual reader's intent.
Does Insights identify every visitor across search, clicks, and subscriptions?
No. Insights connects reports within one content workflow, but it does not claim end-to-end person-level identity stitching or causal attribution. Search Console is aggregated, CTA clicks are best-effort, and lead outcomes follow the active site's available first-party reporting context.
Connect every Autopilot post to its SEO and conversion outcomes.
Use verified search, audience, and conversion data to prioritize what your Autopilot should publish and improve next.