WordPress Tracking & Analytics

The majority of websites rely on third-party tools to track their website traffic. However, this means you need to leave your website to receive the

On October 14th, 2020, Google released Google Analytics 4, also called GA4. This is being referred to as their “next generation analytics.” You may have

Are you looking for a way to integrate Clicky Analytics with your WordPress website? If so, the Clicky by Yoast plugin is exactly what you

Web developers are always looking for keywords to rank well on Google, but have you ever wanted to know what visitors are searching for on

Heatmaps are visual representations of website visitor data. They give you insight into what visitors do on your site, where they click, and how far

If you offer files from your WordPress site, there’s a great way to track the downloads. We’re going to do it using the Download Monitor

WordPress is a little light on providing visitor statistics. Well, the self-hosted download from WordPress.org, anyway. In fact, unless you install Jetpack, there are no

The use of Google Analytics on any WordPress website is important. It shows all sorts of stats and allows you to accomplish things while knowing