SleekView Charts for AWeber
Subscribers live in AWeber. Forms, landing-page mirrors, opt-in toggles, and OAuth state live in WordPress. Chart that surface across every blog instead of clicking through three settings screens per site.
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AWeber's WP layer needs a dashboard, not three tabs
The AWeber WordPress plugin spreads its local data across wp_options rows and a landing-page custom post type with source IDs in wp_postmeta. The default screens scope each piece to one site, and there is no summary view for an operator who runs several stores or a dozen client sites.
SleekView Charts reads each storage path and pivots them into chart sources. A Number card pins the total form widgets and landing-page mirrors active across the network. A Pie shows widgets grouped by target list. A Bar ranks blogs by how many AWeber surfaces they carry. An Area card tracks landing-page edits over time so a quiet month versus a launch month becomes visible.
The cards reuse the same row schema SleekView for AWeber tables already produce, which means the same configuration that drives the audit table drives the dashboard. Drift rows (landing-page mirrors whose AWeber source is gone) count into a dedicated Number card so cleanup work has a target rather than a guess.
Workflow
How SleekView Charts reads AWeber data
Read every storage path
Pivot list and tag mappings
Cross-check the cloud
Save per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from AWeber data
Active AWeber surfaces
Count
Form widgets by target list
Count
group by list_id
AWeber surfaces per blog
Count
group by blog_id
Landing-page edits per day
Count
group by post_modified
Comparison
Default AWeber reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default AWeber WP screens
- No dashboard view, only three separate settings screens
- Form-widget list IDs are not summarised across the network
- Landing-page drift (deleted on AWeber) has no roll-up
- OAuth token age is buried in an option row, never charted
- Multisite ops has no per-blog roll-up of AWeber surfaces
SleekView Charts
- Number card for total active AWeber surfaces across the network
- Pie card for sign-up widgets grouped by target list ID
- Bar card ranking blogs by AWeber surfaces they carry
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Area card for landing-page edits per day from
post_modified - Filters carry from the table view so audits and charts share a slice
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for AWeber for WordPress
Three sources, one board
Charts read the AWeber settings option, the landing-page post type, and the opt-in flags. Every card uses an actual column rather than a derived spreadsheet.
Filters carry across cards
Scope to a list ID, a blog, or a date range once and every chart card on the dashboard respects it, so triage and reporting share one configuration.
Drift becomes a KPI
Mirrors that lost their AWeber source roll up into a Number card so cleanup work has a target rather than a hunch about which campaigns retired this quarter.
Audience
Who builds AWeber charts dashboards with SleekView
Marketing ops
A board that pins active surfaces, the list-mix Pie, and the per-blog Bar so a launch checklist runs in one screen instead of a tab tour.
Agency leads
Per-client dashboards that show how many AWeber surfaces each install carries plus drift rows, which doubles as the kickoff document.
Privacy review
Comment-opt-in and registration-opt-in flags grouped by blog become a Pie, so a GDPR audit reads the matrix in one glance rather than a per-site click hunt.
The bigger picture
Why AWeber's WP-side data deserves a chart view
AWeber's plugin has three settings screens because that is how the integration grew, not because the data is conceptually that fragmented. From the operator's side it is one thing: a set of WP surfaces that point at lists and landing pages owned by AWeber. The table view in SleekView makes that one thing legible row by row.
Charts take the same data and answer the next question, which is always volumetric: how many surfaces, on which sites, pointing at which lists, drifting at what rate. The list-mix Pie surfaces a list that quietly fell out of rotation. The per-blog Bar surfaces the client whose install has accumulated twice the AWeber attack surface of its peers.
The drift Number puts a count next to the cleanup conversation. None of that information is new; the plugin already writes it. The dashboard is how it becomes something a marketing lead reads in one sitting instead of compiling from screenshots.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for AWeber for WordPress
Directly from wp_options for plugin settings, wp_posts for the AWeber landing-page custom post type, and wp_postmeta for the source IDs on each mirrored landing page. Chart cards run live queries against those locations rather than against an export.
No. Subscribers, broadcasts, and automations stay in AWeber. Charts cover the WP-side surfaces only: form widgets, landing-page mirrors, opt-in flags, OAuth state. To chart subscriber counts, use AWeber's own reporting or the AWeber API; this dashboard complements those by giving the WP-side wiring a home.
Yes. Widget settings store the AWeber list ID and the optional tag string. The column picker exposes both, and a Pie grouped by list_id surfaces the per-list distribution across the entire multisite in one card.
When OAuth tokens are fresh, an optional API call confirms which AWeber lists and landing pages still exist. Mirrors and widgets whose AWeber target is gone roll up into a dedicated Number card. The check is cached so an audit across many subsites stays gentle on AWeber's API.
Yes. View-level filters (blog ID, list ID, date range) apply to every chart card on the dashboard. The same saved configuration drives the audit table and the chart view so the morning triage and the leadership board stay aligned.
Queries hit option rows and the landing-page post type, both indexed. Aggregations are blog-scoped so a network-wide chart compiles per-blog counts in parallel rather than scanning a flat union. Large networks can also cache group-by columns for sub-second renders.
Yes. Each saved chart view is gated by WordPress capability. Marketing ops, agencies, and privacy reviewers each save a view scoped to the cards they need, so the same data source feeds three role-appropriate dashboards.
No. AWeber's dashboard owns subscriber counts, broadcast performance, and automation analytics. SleekView Charts adds a WP-side reporting surface that AWeber never produced, focused on the integration's local footprint rather than on cloud results.
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