Analytics
General analytics
Pitch Avatar gives you powerful analytics to track how your audience engages with your presentations. See when they viewed it, how long they stayed, and how they interacted – plus, the analytics features are always growing!
- Log into your Pitch Avatar account.
- Click the Analytics tab at the bottom of the left sidebar.
- You’ll see a full list of your presentation links, along with details like: link title, author’s name, speaker’s name, link creation date.
Additionally, there are several special parameters that will be discussed in detail in the next section. Above the list of links, you can see a summary of all actions related to your presentations. The special blocks display the following general metrics:
- Total links created
- Link clicks
- Presenter invites
- Lead forms filled
- Average viewing time
Need insights for a specific timeframe? Simply set your desired date range in the provided fields and click the Generate report button. You’ll get a detailed overview of your presentation analytics for that period.
Link analytics
Each link to a presentation can be analyzed based on the following parameters, including:
- How many times the link has been opened
- The number of filled lead forms
- How many times the listener joined the presentation, communicated, or called the presenter
- The percentage of link joins (the ratio of the total number of clicks on the link to the number of times the listener called the presenter)
- The number of slides viewed by the listener
- The average viewing time of the presentation via the link
- The date and time when the link was last opened
Customize your view for easier analysis.
Hide columns: You can hide any column to keep your view clean and focused.
Filter by parameter: To focus on specific details, click the three-dot icon next to a column name and choose your filter option.
Session analytics
Each link can also be analyzed in more detail – by individual browsing sessions. To do this, simply click on the link you are interested in.
As a result, you will see a screen with detailed information about how and for how long the audience interacted with the presentation, whether lead forms were filled out, whether the presenter was invited, etc.
At the top of the screen, you can see basic information about the presentation – its type, language, presenter, detail, and number of views. Also, here you can search for links for a specific time interval.
Below the general information block, there is more detailed information about how listeners interacted with the presentation via the link. In the table, you can see the details for each session separately.
Here you can see:
- When the presentation took place
- How many slides were viewed during the session
- How much time was spent viewing the presentation
- Whether the listener called the presenter or sent a message in the chat
- How many times the presenter joined the session
- How many times the listener changed the presentation details (long version / short version / pitch)
At the bottom of the screen, you can see another session summary analytics block. In special windows here, you can see % of listeners who:
- Watched the presentation to the end
- Called the presenter or sent a message to the chat
- Marked at least one slide using the reactions tool (tagged like/disliked).
At the bottom of the screen, you can see another block with summary analytics. In special blocks, the percentage of listeners who:
- Watched the presentation to the end
- Called presenter or sent a message in the chat
- Added reactions to at least one slide (liked/disliked)
At the bottom, you can also:
- View all chats between the audience and the presenter during the presentation
- Read comments that the listener left for each slide
- See a detailed graph showing how much time the listener spent on each slide (X-axis – slide numbers, Y-axis – time).
