
Queries
Tab with statistics of visitor search queries.
Purpose
Shows the history of all search queries on the site. Use it to:
- See what visitors search for
- Tune the index and aliases
- Find zero-result queries
- Plan content from demand
Interface
Queries table
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Query | Search query text |
| Count | How many times it was searched |
| Results | How many results were found |
| Found | Whether at least one result was found |
Default sort is by query count (descending).
Actions
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Delete (trash) | Delete a single query |
| Delete all | Clear entire query history |
Use cases
Content optimization
Analyze popular zero-result queries:
- Find queries with “Found: No”
- Check if relevant content exists on the site
- If it does — check indexing
- If not — consider creating content
Setting up aliases
When users search with synonyms or typos:
- Find zero-result queries
- Determine correct spelling
- Create an alias for replacement
Example analysis
| Query | Count | Results | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| iphone 15 | 150 | 12 | OK |
| iphone 15 (typo) | 45 | 0 | Add alias for typo → “iphone” |
| delivery | 30 | 0 | Create delivery page |
Autocomplete
Queries that returned results are used for mSearchForm autocomplete. Zero-result queries are not shown in suggestions.
Deleting history
Note
Deleting queries is irreversible. Statistics will be lost.
You might delete history to:
- Clear old data
- Reset stats after index update
- Remove test queries
