SleekView Charts for SearchWP
SearchWP indexes content into wp_swp_index and logs every query into wp_swp_log. SleekView Charts turns both tables into a single reporting view with KPIs, distributions, and trends.
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Zero-result briefs and engine health on one dashboard
SearchWP builds a custom index across posts, custom fields, PDFs, and taxonomies, then logs every query into wp_swp_log. The default analytics page shows aggregate numbers, but the underlying index rows and query log stay behind admin pages or SQL.
SleekView Charts reads both tables and pivots them into a reporting canvas. A Number card counts zero-result queries from the last 30 days. A Pie card splits queries across engines (default, products, KB). A Bar card ranks the most-hit queries. An Area card plots total queries per day so traffic patterns become visible.
SearchWP keeps doing the indexing and querying. Charts becomes the place where content teams find the next brief and developers spot the next engine to tune.
Workflow
Build a SearchWP charts dashboard in four steps
Connect SearchWP tables
Open a new Charts view
Add four cards
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Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from SearchWP data
Zero-result queries (30 days)
Count
Queries by engine
Count
group by engine
Top queries by frequency
Count
group by query
Total queries per day
Count
group by tstamp
Comparison
Default SearchWP reporting vs SleekView Charts
SearchWP analytics tab
- Analytics shows aggregates but not custom dashboards
- No native KPI for zero-result queries by engine
- Engine breakdown lives behind dropdowns, not in one chart
- No saved per-day trend chart that mixes engines and queries
- Custom slicing requires CSV exports or direct SQL
SleekView Charts
- Zero-result KPI surfaces content gaps immediately
- Engine distribution as a donut for cross-engine debugging
- Top query bar ranked by frequency on one card
- Total queries per day as a time-series area chart
- All four cards saved in one Charts view
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for SearchWP
Engine and query in one view
Cards pivot on engine or query independently, so cross-engine analysis and per-query trends share one canvas.
Zero-result spotlight
A dedicated KPI card surfaces zero-result queries from the trailing 30 days, the brief writes itself from user terms.
Cached aggregates per card
Each card caches its aggregate at a configurable interval, so a million-row query log still renders fast.
Audience
Who builds SearchWP charts dashboards with SleekView
Content gap analysis
Open the dashboard, scan the zero-result KPI and top query bar, and walk away with next quarter's editorial brief.
Engine debugging
Compare query volumes across engines to confirm custom engines are getting the right traffic. The donut replaces three analytics tabs.
Editor handoff
Hand editors a saved view of zero-result queries by category so they can ship targeted briefs without bothering the SEO team.
The bigger picture
Why SearchWP needs a Charts layer
SearchWP's analytics tab is fine for spot checks but doesn't make custom dashboards. The content team's question ("which zero-result queries showed up last week") and the developer's question ("which engine is being used most") both end up in CSV exports or direct SQL. SleekView Charts reads the same query log and index tables and renders four cards that answer both questions on one canvas.
The data stays where SearchWP puts it; Charts gives the team a shared place to look at it.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for SearchWP
No. Charts is read-only. SearchWP's own admin or SleekView's table view handles edits and index management.
No. Each card caches its aggregate at a configurable interval, so even busy query logs render quickly.
Yes. Group the KPI or Bar card by engine to break zero-results across engines.
Yes. The engine column in wp_swp_log identifies each engine, so cards can group or filter on any custom engine.
Yes. Every card exposes a CSV export of its current aggregate dataset.
Yes. The hits and post relationship columns let cards report on which queries actually drove engagement.
Yes. Cards refresh on a configurable interval; the view header also has a manual refresh.
Yes. SleekView views have role-based access, so editors and content teams can see the dashboard without admin rights.
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