Insights

See which content performs

Find your most watched events, videos, shows, episodes and articles, and decide what to promote next.

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Producers and editors use this before planning the homepage, choosing a replay to push, or preparing a sponsor recap. Performance shows up in two places: a fixed 30-day snapshot on the Dashboard and a flexible leaderboard in Analytics.

Where to look

PlaceWindowWhat it ranks
Dashboard → Top content (last 30 days)Last 30 daysThe top five in Event, On-Demand, Show and Blog post (its Live channel list stays empty)
Dashboard → Most viewedAll timeYour single most viewed title
Analytics → Top contentThe range you pickUp to 15 items across all types, or one type
Analytics → Top pagesThe range you pickPublic pages by views and unique visitors

Read the Top content leaderboard

  1. 1
    Open Analytics

    Go to Studio → Management → Analytics.

  2. 2
    Pick a window

    Choose Today, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or All time.

  3. 3
    Filter by type

    In the Top content panel, change All content types to Event, On-Demand, Show, Episode, Live channel, Blog post or Product. Live channel and Product stay empty, because your website doesn’t record those views.

  4. 4
    Read each row

    Every row shows the title, a type tag and total views, plus an average time watched when a player reports it — views on your website don’t. The shaded bar compares each row with the leader.

  5. 5
    Cross-check the pages

    Compare with Top pages beside it to see whether people arrive at a title directly or through a listing.

The Studio
Studio → Management → Analytics, the Top content panel filtered to Event with view counts.

How live events are counted

An event’s figure adds the views from your site to the peak number of people watching its stream at the same moment. That brings in people on TV apps, embedded players and shared stream links. An event watched only outside your website still appears on the list.

Turn the numbers into decisions

  • Promote a replay that is still climbing a week after the event with a homepage slider.
  • Give a strong episode or video a place in a homepage row.
  • Check whether an article with few engagements has a clear headline and cover before writing the next one.
  • Export the PDF report for the window a sponsor paid for.
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