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Understanding Growth Score

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Benefits of the Growth Score

  • One number for progress – No need to open multiple tools; one score on the dashboard.

  • You decide what counts – Turn events on/off and set points so the score matches what matters (content, community, sales).

  • Goals and achievements – Set goals, see progress, and use achievements (milestones, records) for motivation or reporting.

  • Client/stakeholder reporting – Show the dashboard (score plus breakdown plus achievements) instead of exporting to spreadsheets.

  • Flexible inputs – Built-in events plus custom events (code, external page view, REST, future webhooks) so external systems can contribute.

Use cases

  • Content teams – Focus on New Post (and optionally post type). Use the score and achievements to see publishing momentum and hit content goals.

  • Community / engagement – Emphasize New Comment (and optionally New User). Prove engagement growth without leaving the admin.

  • E-commerce – Use New Order and Product Review. Track sales and review activity in one score and show it on the dashboard.

  • Agencies – Same setup across client sites: same events and weights, one dashboard per site to report how we are doing.

  • External conversions – Custom event plus Advanced use or REST: newsletter signups, form submissions, app events, or CRM triggers that POST to FleekDash so they count in the score.

  • Multi-site – Each site has its own Growth Score and events; no cross-site aggregation out of the box, but the model is consistent for reporting per site.

Quick reference

  • What it is – Single number = sum of (event occurrences times points per event).

  • Where – Dashboard KPI card then Growth Score sheet; Achievements page #/dashboard/achievements.

  • Configure – Dashboard then Growth Score sheet then Events configuration then Add/Edit event, Recalculate points.

  • Custom events – Event type Custom; tracking: Advanced use (snippet), External page view (script), Webhook (planned).

  • External events – Advanced use (JS on your site), REST POST .../events/{id}/record, PHP do_action('fleekdash_track_site_event', $type, []), later Webhook.

See also

You are done. You now understand what the Growth Score is, how it is calculated, and how to use it with built-in and custom events. Including external systems via REST API or code.