Onsite Search Reporting?

[anim8tr]

I've looked for an answer, but there's nothing worse than doing a search that includes the keyword "search"

I was wondering if there was any reporting available for Onsite Search... you know, searches that are done for products on your web site. I would like to see what people are searching for.

My client is running Zen Cart v. 1.3.9d, probably waaay out of date, but my hands are tied.

Thanks!

[kobra]

just google for search statistics
Then refine to specific products

[anim8tr]

Thank you, nothing really came up except for a way to use Google Analytics to do this. I guess that's the answer I'll go with unless someone knows of a specific way to do this in Zen Cart.

just google for search statistics
Then refine to specific products

[kobra]

nothing really came up except for a way to use Google Analytics to do this.

Nobody's tracking this unless you set it up

[anim8tr]

Can it be setup in Zen Cart?

Nobody's tracking this unless you set it up

[kobra]

Yes

Search the free software add ons, link above left

And you need a google webmaster's account at google

[anim8tr]

A search of "search" in add-ons comes back with too many results. Is there a title of an add-on that you recommend?

Yes

Search the free software add ons, link above left

And you need a google webmaster's account at google

[kobra]

use Google Analytics to do this.

Search for Google Analytics

[DrByte]

I was wondering if there was any reporting available for Onsite Search... you know, searches that are done for products on your web site. I would like to see what people are searching for.

Did you try this? http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=702

My client is running Zen Cart v. 1.3.9d, probably waaay out of date, but my hands are tied.

Tied? Not really. Upgrading from 1.3.9d is just a matter of copying over a handful of files changed in 1.3.9e and then those changed in 1.3.9f, then g, then h.
If you've customized any of those files for some (unlikely) reason, then you'll need to adjust accordingly. Conflicts are generally rare.