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How to track internal search keywords that gave no results

  • Dec 11, 2025
  • 1 min read

Adding the code 

You need to add a snippet of code to the search results pages to tell Extellio how many results are displayed. Once you have the variable configured you can use: 


[...]

var searchCount = 15; // set this value when rendering the search result page

extellio_actions.push(['setCustomUrl', document.URL + '&search_count=' + searchCount]);

[...]


Analyzing the results 

This is a report of which keywords didn't generate any search results: 



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