After your articles go live, you will want to know how they are landing. This article explains what Content Studio shows you today, what is still on the way, and how article reach connects to your Content badges.
How it works
- Open Content Studio → Ezana Echo. The Your Articles list shows every article you have saved, with its category and status: draft, submitted, or published.
- Published articles appear on the Ezana Echo reader, where all platform users can find them by category and read them under your byline.
- Readers can like articles and leave comments on the article page, so reopen your published pieces to see how people are responding.
- Cumulative article reads feed the Content badge track (First Readers at 100 reads up to Echo Legend at 100,000), which you can check on the Badges tab of your Community Hub.
What you’ll see in the Analytics tab
The Analytics tab in Content Studio is focused on courses: it shows Revenue by Course and Students by Course. A per-article analytics view with reads, likes, and revenue for each Echo article is not currently available in Content Studio.
Metrics to watch
- Status: make sure articles move from submitted to published.
- Likes and comments: the clearest engagement signal available on the article itself.
- Content badges: a milestone view of cumulative reads.
- Follower growth: readers who follow you after reading are your most valuable audience.
Troubleshooting
- Article not visible on Echo? Check its status. Only published articles appear to readers.
- Analytics tab shows only courses? That is expected; article-level analytics are not yet in Content Studio.
- Low reach? Share the article link from the Community and write a short post summarizing your main point.
Next in Content Studio & Ezana Echo: Echo Publishing Workflow for Partners and Ezana Echo Content Guidelines.
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FAQ
Q: Where do I see per-article reads?
A: A per-article reads view is not currently available in Content Studio. Your Content badge progress reflects cumulative reads.
Q: Do reads count toward badges?
A: Yes. Cumulative reads advance your Content badge tiers.