Reddit Analytics
Compare tracked Reddit activity, sources, posting times, and website referral traffic.
Reddit Analytics
Analytics lines up the posts and replies Eclipse has tracked, the opportunity scores linked to that work, and website traffic from Reddit once Google Analytics is connected. Each block keeps its own window. Change the daily-activity range and the other blocks stay on the windows in the table. An empty block means Eclipse has no qualifying rows for it yet.
Reporting windows
| View | What it shows | Reporting window |
|---|---|---|
| Summary cards | Posts, replies, total recorded upvotes, and average linked opportunity score | Current calendar week, in the configured timezone |
| Daily activity | Posts, comments, and their stored upvotes, grouped by publication date | 7, 14, 30, or 90 days |
| Top subreddits | Posts, comments, total upvotes, and the Rate metric for each community | Last 30 days |
| Best time to post | Average stored upvotes by weekday and hour of publication, with sample counts | Qualifying tracked history that is available |
| Performance by source | Manual, Article, Social, and Scratchpad, with post count, average upvotes, and removal percentage | 7, 14, 30, or 90 days |
| Reddit referral traffic | Website sessions and active users attributed to Reddit | Last 30 days, once Google Analytics is connected |
Scratchpad rows in that source table come from notes you saved in Scratch Pad before the post went out.
How to read the figures
Avg score is the average opportunity score linked to qualifying activity. Reddit's own vote total is a separate figure, and so is any judgement of the finished wording.
The subreddit Rate is a calculated ratio of recorded results for that community. Impression counts stay out of the sum. Daily upvotes group stored scores by the day the content was published, so the column describes what went out that day, carrying the score saved against each item.
The heatmap shows observed results for this account, and the sample count beside each average tells you whether a busy hour is a settled pattern or a thin cell you should treat lightly.
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Referral traffic
With Google Analytics connected, this block reports website sessions and active users that the property attributes to Reddit across the most recent 30 days, so you can see referral volume from the attribution stored on that property. A missing connection, no reported traffic, and a provider error appear as separate states.
Those figures describe traffic only, so leads, sales, revenue, and any line from one particular reply to one visit sit outside the block.
What these reports leave out
Core figures cover tracked posts and replies. Seed comments and later replies inside a thread stay out of that set. Impressions, reach numbers, and any separate view of competitor activity are left off this screen completely. Account momentum and community-fit labels are kept on Growth. The queue you work is Engagement.