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website SEO, or website owners who want to understand user needs, will certainly want to record users' search history. Today, Naibabiji shares this plugin for recording WordPress website search history: Search Meter
Plugin Introduction
The function of Search Meter is straightforward: it records and tracks the search history of your website users, counting search terms and the number of searches, as well as what content appears in the search results.
The significance of recording search history
Recording users' frontend search history is primarily useful for understanding the needs of your own website users.
For example, the image above shows the most frequently searched terms on Naibabiji in the past 7 days. Recently, the most frequent searches were vulnerability keywords scanned in bulk by software; if you install it, you might encounter similar results. Looking at the search statistics, it seems that visitors to this site are interested in
WordPress Theme、
sitegroundTherefore, I can specifically publish more articles of this type to meet user needs. Additionally, you might also see search terms with Results showing 0. For example: index\/think\\app\/invokefunction. Couldn't we then specifically publish an article, such as 'What does index\/think\\app\/invokefunction mean?' You can search this term on Baidu and find that it is actually a ThinkPHP 5.x remote command execution vulnerability, but there are very few articles directly using this term as a title. So, if you write an article titled 'What does index\/think\\app\/invokefunction mean?', it is very likely to rank in the top few results, which counts as a long-tail keyword. (You might ask why Naiba doesn't write it—it's not that I don't want to, but I don't have the time; otherwise, I would have written it long ago.)
Plugin usage method
After installation, simply activate it to use; keep the default settings, no additional configuration is needed.
Plugin Download
Click the button below to download or directly search for 'Search Meter' in the WordPress Admin Dashboard.
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For example, the image above shows the most frequently searched terms on Naibabiji in the past 7 days. Recently, the most frequent searches were vulnerability keywords scanned in bulk by software; if you install it, you might encounter similar results. Looking at the search statistics, it seems that visitors to this site are interested inWordPress Theme、sitegroundTherefore, I can specifically publish more articles of this type to meet user needs. Additionally, you might also see search terms with Results showing 0. For example: index\/think\\app\/invokefunction. Couldn't we then specifically publish an article, such as 'What does index\/think\\app\/invokefunction mean?' You can search this term on Baidu and find that it is actually a ThinkPHP 5.x remote command execution vulnerability, but there are very few articles directly using this term as a title. So, if you write an article titled 'What does index\/think\\app\/invokefunction mean?', it is very likely to rank in the top few results, which counts as a long-tail keyword. (You might ask why Naiba doesn't write it—it's not that I don't want to, but I don't have the time; otherwise, I would have written it long ago.)
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