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SleekView Charts for Novashare

Novashare caches share counts and click totals per post in novashare_shares postmeta. SleekView Charts pivots that data into a dashboard with total shares, network mix, top posts, and click totals.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Novashare

Lightweight share buttons, a real reporting surface

Novashare positions itself as the lightweight social-share plugin: small JS footprint, accurate counts where networks still expose them, click tracking where they do not. The data sits as postmeta keys (novashare_shares, novashare_jsonld_shares) on every post and powers the front-end button counters. The plugin's Top Posts widget is a leaderboard; the cross-cutting reporting lives as ad-hoc work.

SleekView Charts reads the same novashare_* meta keys SleekView's table reads and aggregates them into chart cards. Total shares across the catalog becomes a Number. Network mix renders as a donut for the per-platform proportion question. Top posts by total renders as a horizontal bar with filter chips for editorial slicing. A second Number card surfaces total tracked clicks, which is the surrogate metric for networks that no longer return public counts.

The dashboard makes Novashare's lightweight tracking heavyweight enough to drive editorial decisions. The button stays small, the JS stays fast, the reporting stops being an afterthought.

Workflow

From novashare_* postmeta to a share-and-click dashboard

1

Map the novashare keys

Point SleekView at novashare_shares and novashare_jsonld_shares. Agent mode inspects the serialized payload and proposes per-network share columns plus a click total.
2

Pick the chart cards

Choose a Number for total shares, a Number for total clicks, a donut for network mix, and a horizontal bar for top posts. Each card aggregates over the postmeta values.
3

Add post filters

Pull standard post fields so the dashboard slices by author, post type, and date range. Per-author leaderboards and per-cohort reports share the same chart configuration.
4

Save the dashboard

Save the layout. Editorial uses the bar and donut for refresh planning; marketing uses the Number cards for the monthly report.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Novashare data

Each card reads novashare_* postmeta keys the plugin already maintains. The dashboard is editorial reporting built from data Novashare caches on every post.
Number · Default

Total shares across the catalog

Headline total of every counted share across every post. The top-line distribution number that pairs with the network donut for the monthly report.
Sum(total_shares)
Number · Default

Total tracked clicks

Headline total of click-tracking totals across every post. For networks where public counts are gone, this is the surrogate metric the dashboard surfaces directly.
Sum(clicks)
Pie · Donut

Network mix across the site

Donut summing per-network shares across the catalog. Editorial planning starts from the slice sizes; marketing reporting cites the same chart.
Sum(shares) group by network
Bar · Horizontal

Top 10 posts by total shares

Horizontal bar of the most-shared posts. Replaces the Top Posts widget with a filterable chart that supports author and post-type filter chips.
Sum(total_shares) group by post_title

Comparison

Default Novashare reporting vs SleekView Charts

Default Novashare admin

  • Top Posts widget is a leaderboard, not a chart dashboard
  • Click-tracking totals live in postmeta with no headline chart
  • Network mix is implicit, not a proportion chart
  • No author or post-type filter chips on the leaderboard
  • No freshness column to flag stale-cache rows in reports

SleekView Charts

  • Single dashboard summing every novashare_* postmeta value
  • Two Number cards (shares and clicks) for the top-line distribution picture
  • Donut of network mix across the catalog
  • Horizontal bar of top posts with filter chips for editorial slicing
  • Same dashboard reused by editorial and by marketing reporting

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Novashare

Shares plus clicks as headline numbers

Two Number cards instead of one: shares and clicks both get top-line treatment. Networks without public counts are not invisible; their click totals carry the story.

Filterable top-posts bar

Horizontal bar of the most-shared posts with filter chips for author, post type, and date. Per-author leaderboards and per-cohort reports use the same chart configuration.

Cache-aware totals

Postmeta reflects Novashare's last refresh, not real time. The dashboard surfaces freshness so reports stay honest, particularly for posts in a campaign spike.

Audience

Who builds Novashare charts dashboards with SleekView

Editorial teams

Use the top-posts bar and network donut for refresh planning. Top-of-bar posts get sequels; bottom-of-bar posts get a content audit or a promotion budget.

Marketing reporting

The shares Number, clicks Number, and network donut produce the monthly distribution report. Click totals fill the gap for networks without public counts.

Site editors

Filter the top-posts bar by date range to find the cohort to refresh next. The chart is the refresh-planning surface; the plugin's UI is the per-post composer.

The bigger picture

Lightweight share buttons deserve a heavyweight reporting surface

Novashare nails the front-end half of social distribution: small JS, fast rendering, accurate counts where networks expose them, click tracking where they do not. The reporting half is a Top Posts widget that verifies the buttons work and a per-post counter that helps editorial spot a hit. Cross-cutting questions about network mix, per-author cohorts, click totals as a top-line number, and freshness state live as ad-hoc work or spreadsheet pivots.

The chart dashboard reads the same novashare_* postmeta SleekView's table reads and aggregates it into two Number cards, a donut, and a horizontal bar. Editorial uses it for refresh planning, marketing uses it for monthly reporting, and the click-tracking data finally gets the surface it needs to drive decisions. The buttons stay lightweight; the reporting catches up.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Novashare

The novashare_shares and novashare_jsonld_shares postmeta keys plus standard post fields. Each chart aggregates over those keys. No new tracking is added; the dashboard reads what Novashare already caches on every post.

 

Novashare cannot pull a Twitter share count there, so the share-side chart shows zero or near-zero for Twitter. The plugin's click tracking captures Twitter button clicks instead, and the Total Clicks Number card surfaces those clicks alongside counted networks.

 

No. SleekView Charts reads cached postmeta values only. Refreshing counts and recording clicks stay Novashare's responsibility through its scheduled refresh and front-end click handler. No new API traffic is generated.

 

Share counts reflect Novashare's last cache refresh, which runs on the schedule configured in the plugin settings. Click totals update as the front-end click handler records clicks. The dashboard surfaces freshness so reports stay honest about which numbers are live and which are cached.

 

Yes. Author, post type, date range, and any standard post field are available as filter chips on every chart card. WooCommerce sites often run a product-only dashboard; blogs run a post-only dashboard from the same configuration.

 

Yes. Pro adds networks and extended tracking, all of which write to the same novashare_* postmeta family. New networks surface automatically as new donut slices and new bar segments without dashboard reconfiguration.

 

Yes. Each card exports its aggregated values as CSV. The underlying SleekView table exports the full row-level data for spreadsheet pivoting or attaching to a marketing report.

 

No. SleekView Charts reads postmeta server-side inside WP Admin and is unaffected by page-cache plugins. Object-cache plugins like Redis or Memcached help every admin meta query, including the dashboard, the same way they help any WordPress admin screen.

 

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