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Chartbeat Integration

Chartbeat is a platform that offers real-time analytics, as well as tools to better understand and engage with your audience. It is designed especially for content teams to help them make informed editorial decisions and optimize their content for a better ROI.
Chartbeat also offers intuitive reports and dashboarding capabilities to assess key performance metrics around your content and insights that help in increasing your readership.

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What You Can Do with Chartbeat

  • Leverage analytics to optimize your content workflow
  • Better understand what type of content works best for you and your readers
  • Identify device and platform-specific trends with respect to the content as well as your audience
  • Improve your overall engagement with your audience
  • Integrate your native app data with custom advanced querying and reporting tools

To use Chartbeat, you need to install the Chartbeat JavaScript library on all your website pages, for it to load every time you have a visitor. This library tracks whenever the visitors are reading your content and how much time they spend on each page. In order to send more detailed information about a page such as the author’s name, category of the article on the page, etc. you need to install custom code snippets and have a more detailed understanding of how to use the Chartbeat library effectively.

With RudderStack’s integration with Chartbeat, you can skip all this tedious work and get quick insights on your readers’ activities instantly.

Send Your Customer Event Data to Chartbeat Using RudderStack

RudderStack allows you to send real-time information about your web pages along with their properties to Chartbeat. Once you enable Chartbeat as a destination in RudderStack, the Chartbeat script will be added to your website automatically. Chartbeat is best used with data that is detailed and with relevant context. RudderStack makes sure all the data that goes into Chartbeat is accurate, to-the-point, and ready for Chartbeat to pick up for analysis.

By Integrating Chartbeat Data with RudderStack, You Can:

  • Track and send your event data to Chartbeat in real-time without the need for any additional code
  • Record relevant metadata related to your content such as the author name and article category, with their associated properties
  • Get data from your single-page applications seamlessly by asynchronously loading chartbeat.js along with the properties already specified in the page call
  • Use the Chartbeat video script to track and capture video interactions

Chartbeat gives you a complete picture of the unique visits attracted by your blog or website

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So How Do You Integrate Chartbeat with an Open-source CDP, like Rudderstack?

It’s very easy! Use our step-by-step guide to set up Chartbeat as a destination in RudderStack, and get started in no time at all.

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FAQs

What is Chartbeat?
Chartbeat is a state-of-the-art content analytics platform used by many publishing and marketing companies to build long-term audiences. It allows you to record real time as well as historical data records across various platforms and social media channels, and determine the type of content that keeps your audiences engaged. Chartbeat currently partners with over 50000 media brands across more than 60 countries.
Some of Chartbeat’s key features include in-page content optimization, robust real time reporting, intuitive dashboards, cutting-edge performance measurement, and many more. With Chartbeat, you can better understand what your audiences are reading and liking and give them tailor-made content so that they remain your life-long customers and boost your overall business revenue.
How current is the data in my Advanced Queries report?
The Advanced Queries feature in Chartbeat allows you to extract data up to the current day, with a possible data latency of several hours. It means that you can expect a minor delay in the data available to pull up in your report. To know exactly how current your data is, you can include the Hour and Minute groups in your report. This will cause the data to be reported in a per-minute time series format. Chartbeat generally recommends setting your query end date to the previous calendar date at the latest, to avoid any issues in your reports.

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