About the author

Muhammad Adnan

CEO of Analytify

Adnan is the CEO of WPBrigade and Analytify, and a Senior Software Architect with over a decade of experience in WordPress and web development. A Google Summer of Code Alumnus (GSA 2013), he has a strong foundation in open-source development and software engineering. Adnan is passionate about startups, WordPress, and building tools that help businesses make sense of their data.

Areas of expertise

SaaS
AI
GA4
Analytics
WordPress

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How Quickly Should A Website Page Load?

Updated: August 3, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

The short answer to this question is a Website page load as quickly as possible. But to speed up the loading time of a website page isn’t always easy. Here we will discuss how fast your page should load and tips to boost the speed of your website.

For most websites, a lot of effort required to improve the website page’s speed, so it’s important to know on which points you need to work to improve the website loading speed and which areas of the website that you don’t need to optimize to speed up the website loading speed.

Page speed is just one piece of the puzzle — pairing it with proper analytics helps you see the full picture. Check out our guide on How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site? to get your tracking in place.

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The Ultimate Guide On Translating A WordPress Plugin

Updated: October 13, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

Translating a plugin on WordPress is easier than you might think. If you haven’t translated any plugin before, this is the right post for you!

The very first step in this process is to find the right plugin that you want to translate; this could be either your own plugin or any other WordPress plugin on WordPress.org. Here, we will share The Ultimate guide on Translating A WordPress Plugin.

If you’re already making WordPress improvements like this, it’s also worth double-checking your site tracking. Our guide on How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site? walks you through the setup.

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Google Update: Core Web Vitals Becoming Ranking Signals in May 2021 Update

Updated: October 8, 2024 by Muhammad Adnan

Google announce that Core Web vitals are going to become ranking signals for search in May 2021 Google Update that will also combine existing UX-related signals. Here, we are going to discuss the New Google core web vitals Update that will roll out in May 2021 in which Core Web Vitals Becoming Ranking Signals.

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Most Important Google Analytics Reports For WordPress Site

Updated: August 1, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

The number of WordPress Websites serving the same market segment is growing every day. The competition is growing harder every second. Only those Websites will stay afloat and retain their market segment who can exploit their strengths properly.

For a complete walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?.

And in order to identify your strength, you need data. Like so many people, you might also be using Google Analytics, but the question is are you checking the most important google analytics reports?

This blog covers four aspects of analyzing how good your Website is by analyzing the Most Important Google Analytics Reports. The first step is to see how effective your Web-Pages are. The second step involves checking how good your Website content is. And the last two steps involve analyzing SEO and Traffic. So let’s get started.

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Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4

Updated: August 20, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

Google introduced the new Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4 in 2020 with 4 amazing new features for marketers, plus one major update that we need to discuss for website or online business owners whose Google Analytics tracking ID has now changed from the Universal tracking ID UA-xxxxxx-x to the Upgraded tracking ID G-xxxxxx-x, with other new features to help marketers.

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Analytify vs MonsterInsights – Which WordPress Plugin Is Best In 2026?

Updated: September 22, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

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.

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Google Analytics 4 Limits (Updated)

Updated: October 1, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

Google Analytics 4 limits cap how many accounts, properties, events, dimensions and API requests a standard property can use. A standard account holds up to 2,000 properties, each property has up to 50 data streams, and each event can carry 25 parameters.

For a complete walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Google Analytics 4 and Connect it to Your WordPress Site?.

Knowing these limits helps you plan event tracking and data collection before you reach them.

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.

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How To Find Top Performing Content And Improve It

Updated: March 18, 2026 by Muhammad Adnan

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.

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