How are you defining active members? Is a dashboard avialable

Tmetcalf

Good morning Community,
I am viewing this doc: https://success.vanillaforums.com/kb/articles/38-advanced-analytics#traffic-analytics and the definition of

• Active Users: Number of users that logged in to the community.

My question: is there another metric or measurement that goes deeper than log-in and shows levels of activity per time period? For example:

• Is viewing content
• Is creating content: started a discussion, asked a question, answered a question
• Is reacting to content: liking content, upvoting, etc.

I am interested in understanding who my most active contributors are as well as identifying lurkers (so I can possibly convert them).

Thank you for your help.
Cheers,
Toby

BrendanP

You can always adjust what time range you're looking at with the analytics.

BrendanP

Hey @Tmetcalf ,

You might be interested in this post I made a while back with different types of charts you could make to help identify different ways people engage in the community:

https://success.vanillaforums.com/discussion/1243/how-you-can-leverage-vanilla-analytics-to-identify-potential-advocates-super-users

Tmetcalf

Thank you very much @BrendanP - that is very helpful! I can build that chart by time period correct? For example, If I wanted to run each month or quarterly; that can be done?
Cheers,
Toby

BrendanP

You can always adjust what time range you're looking at with the analytics.