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Syndicated content Metrics & Dimensions

Syndicated content dimensions let you filter, group, and analyze syndicated content by authorship, editorial sections, publication details, and categorization.

Indicates whether a content item is a syndicated version of an original article. Possible values: true , false .

Returns the authors of the original article from which the syndicated version is based. This can differ from the byline on the republished version.

Identifies the folder (e.g., /sports/ , /politics/ ) from the original content’s URL structure. Useful for grouping content by its original editorial section.

Specifies the domain where the original content was first published. Example: example-news.com .

The timestamp when the original article was first published. Useful for tracking distribution lag across syndicated versions.

Editorial sections associated with the original content (e.g., “World News”, “Opinion”). These may differ from the sections applied on the syndicated copy.

Tags or keywords applied to the original article. Helps classify syndicated content based on its original editorial metadata.

The headline of the original article, independent of how the title may appear on syndicated versions.

The canonical URL of the original article. Use it to group all syndicated versions under the same content cluster.

What dimensions are available for syndicated content analysis?

Syndicated content dimensions include Is Syndicated Content, Original Content Authors, Original Content Folder, Original Content Host, Original Content Publish Time, Original Content Sections, Original Content Tags, Original Content Title, and Original Content URL. These allow filtering and grouping by authorship, editorial sections, publication details, and categorization.

How can I track when the original syndicated article was published?

Use the Original Content Publish Time dimension. It returns the timestamp when the original article was first published, making it useful for tracking distribution lag across syndicated versions.

How do I group all syndicated versions of the same article?

Use the Original Content URL dimension. It provides the canonical URL of the original article, allowing you to group all syndicated versions under the same content cluster.