Would you like to learn how to share your Google Analytics report with others? Sharing analytics data is a great way to gain the trust of your customers, team members, and your business partners.
To share your Google Analytics data with your clients or business partners, you need to give them access to your Google Analytics account which is risk-taking.
Continue reading “How To Share Your Google Analytics Reports With Others”I built Analytify because I was tired of opening a second browser tab every time I wanted to know how a post was doing. MonsterInsights already existed. It still does the same job, at roughly the same price, for a lot more people. So which one should you actually install?
Here’s the short version: Analytify wins if you run WooCommerce or LearnDash, or want eCommerce, LMS, and ad pixel tracking without moving to a higher-priced tier. MonsterInsights wins if you want AI-generated summaries of your traffic and don’t mind paying more to get eCommerce tracking.
This article compares both plugins on price, eCommerce, LMS support, AI features, dashboard design, performance, data accuracy, and how much WordPress users actually trust each one. Every number below is dated and sourced, mine and theirs.
What changed in this update (September 2026): we re-checked every MonsterInsights claim against their pricing page and corrected four comparisons on pixel tracking, LifterLMS, AI availability, and per-post stats. Competitor details verified on 22 September 2026.
Continue reading “Analytify vs MonsterInsights – Which WordPress Plugin Is Best In 2026?”Google Analytics is one of the famous and best Web Analytics tool used by millions of websites and apps. Google Analytics helps the website owners or marketing experts to analyze the insights of their websites including the behavior of visitors on their websites and products.
For a complete walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?.
While Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is a powerful tool for website analytics, there are certain limits to remember. Understanding Google Analytics 4 limits is crucial for effective event tracking and data collection.
In this article we’ll cover the Google Analytics Limits in terms of Data collection, GA4 event limits, configuration limits, APIs Quota & Limitations, Accounts, Properties, and other points in the standard version of Google Analytics.
Continue reading “Google Analytics 4 Limits (Updated)”Coming up with new ideas for blog writing is not an easy job, you need a lot of time to do research. During this period most of the bloggers miss a trick not to optimize their old content. Instead of looking for new content if we optimize the old content, it might bring more sales and conversions. But putting your efforts into a useless article won’t be a wise choice.
You must need to find top performing content or articles in order to optimize further. In this article, I’ll discuss how we can find the top performing article and how we can optimize it to the next level.
Continue reading “How To Find Top Performing Content And Improve It”If you are running a store to sell your digital products, you might be concerned about increasing your sales. But increasing sales is not possible without reading your stats and analytics right. Here, we will discuss how to track the easy digital downloads sales using Analytify. If you get enough ideas about your audience and about your top-performing products, you can put some extra efforts to take them to the next level. Tracking sales and audience behavior are very easy for Easy Digital Downloads using Analytify.
Since 2014 Google has introduced a new feature for the Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce Tracking. It helps you to find the top-performing products, it tracks sales, and tells the behavior of your customers. You can take advantage of this feature on your Easy Digital Store.
Continue reading “How To Track The Easy Digital Downloads Sales Using Analytify”To track WooCommerce sales using Google Analytics, enable eCommerce tracking. Google Analytics then records purchases, revenue, and product data from your store.
Turn on eCommerce tracking before any promotion runs, so you have baseline sales data to compare against.
Most eCommerce store owners spend a lot of money on establishing their stores and marketing their products. By doing this, they might get new customers and sales, but the ROI they get is not too impressive. But the smart players play smartly. They keep an eye on their analytics and run their campaign according to that Analytics.
Not every store owner is tech-savvy, and the Google Analytics reporting about WooCommerce stores is too complex. At this point, the Analytify dedicated addon about Woocommerce comes into play. It helps you to understand your Analytics in a simpler and better way. You can have ideas about the behavior of your customer.
In this article, we will discuss How To Track WooCommerce Sales Using Google Analytics.
Continue reading “How To Track WooCommerce Sales Using Google Analytics [Analytify]”Analytify is compatible with the popular GDPR plugins. Check out this document for further information.
For a complete walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?.
Below content was written prior to GDPR plugins support in Analytify. We used a different way before that without plugins.
You may have already heard about GDPR, as I was also getting tons of emails from the online services I use on the web that they are updating their Privacy Policy.
On the 25th of May 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) will come into force. European Union GDPR is the most important change regarding data privacy ever happen in the history of the internet.
Many Internet services have been scrambling to get in compliance with the new standards — and Google is no exception. As Analtify is a famous Google Analytics plugin for WordPress we did some dramatic changes in our plugin to make your site GDPR compliance.
We have added features in Analytify that make it GDPR Compliance for our EU customers. Following are the features that can make this happen.
Continue reading “GDPR”Do you want a definitive guide on how to set up Google Analytics 4?
Google Analytics is like having a behind-the-scenes pass to your website. It shows you how people find your site, what they do while they’re there, and even where they drop off. With this information, you can make smarter decisions to improve your website and give your audience exactly what they want.
But here’s the thing: Setting it up can feel intimidating at first. But it’s much simpler than it seems!
In this guide, we will explain how to set up Google Analytics step by step. Whether you’re setting up a Google Analytics account for the first time or wondering how to connect Google Analytics to your website, we’ve got you covered.
You’ll know everything from how to create an account to where to install the Google Analytics code. Plus, we’ll show you how Analytify can simplify the setup process.
Let’s get started!
Continue reading “How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?”Hi! Are you going to creating an application that requires Google data for it? For this purpose, you need Google APIs. Google Developers Console is a site that is used by the developers for managing and viewing traffic data, authentication, and billing information for Google APIs. To access the Google APIs our project must be registered on Google Developers Console with your Gmail.
For a complete walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?.
When we creating a project on the Google Dev console, Google keeps track of which applications are making requests to their APIs and make sure that the API is not being extremely spammed by one application.
Continue reading “How to get Google API from Google Developers console”We at team Analytify have released Analytify PRO 1.2.6 a New Feature release and recommend everyone to update their plugin as soon as possible. This update can be installed from inside your WordPress admin by going to the Updates page under your Dashboard menu.
If you didn’t see an update for Analytify then you need to activate your license key in Analytify->settings->license tab.
Continue reading “What’s new in Analytify PRO 1.2.6”
