Adnan, Author At Analytify

How To Adjust The Bounce Rate With Analytify

Updated: October 14, 2022 by Adnan

Bounce rate is a key metric for analyzing the performance of a page. It helps in understanding if the users are satisfied with your content and or if they had likely to go back to the Google SERPs and we can adjusted bounce rate with the plugin.

All website owners and Marketing experts should keep an eye on their site’s bounce rate with an Analytics tool you can adjusted bounce rate. But there are instances when a user bounces back after a few seconds. This generally does not mean the user is not completely satisfied with your content.

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How To Track Anchor Links In Google Analytics & Analytify

Updated: February 24, 2024 by Adnan

Do you want to track your Anchor links in Google Analytics and Analytify? A lot of one-pager WordPress themes rely on anchor link base tags for navigation.

For Google Analytics these all are single-page theme tags, which make it hard for Google Analytics to get meaningful Analytics of content viewed by the visitors.

Here we are going to discuss how to track Anchor links in Google Analytics and Analytify.

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How To Solve not set In Google Analytics Reports

Updated: October 12, 2022 by Adnan

Google Analytics not set is a value that confuses a lot of Marketers in analyzing their performance reports. In this guide, we will help you fix not set Google Analytics data to achieve maximum out of your Analytics report.

Google Analytics reports are a great tool to have a better insight, into your WordPress website’s performance. But, you cannot blindly rely on them, no matter how detailed the reports are. Also, faulty interpretations of Google Analytics Reports can lead to undesirable outcomes.

A key Google Analytics Report result that is prone to misinterpretation is not set in Google Analytics Landing Pages Reports. Whenever you see this error, don’t be too quick to jump to the conclusion that your website is doing poorly.

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How Quickly Should A Website Page Load?

Updated: October 12, 2022 by 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.

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The Ultimate Guide On Translating A WordPress Plugin

Updated: October 11, 2022 by 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.

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11 Most Important Google Ranking Factors 2024

Updated: December 9, 2023 by Adnan

Out of the 200+ Google ranking factors, do you want to know which ranking factors are the most important for SEO?

Google uses a ranking algorithm to determine how well the content of your website corresponds to a specific online search. Every now and then, Google changes how its algorithms analyze data and rank websites based on their relevance to users. You need to adapt to the new standards quickly to keep your digital business up with the competition and get the most out of your SEO investments.

In this article we will discuss the most important Google Ranking Factors that will help you improve your Google search rankings.

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

Updated: October 12, 2022 by 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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Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4

Updated: May 20, 2022 by Adnan

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

Here, we are going to discuss Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4 and new amazing features of Google Analytics.

Right now Google Analytics 4 is being pushed to all new users and Google is sending emails to existing users to that they should upgrade their tags from GA3 to GA3. and recently they gave a notification with a deadline that GA3 will be abandoned after July 2023. So, we have about one year at the time of editing this article. So the current users don’t need to panic but in the future, they need to change the tracking code or Tracking of Google Analytics on their website from UA-xxxxxx-x to G-xxxxxx-x .

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Google Analytics Limits

Updated: October 15, 2022 by Adnan

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. These analytics will help business owners or marketing experts to take business decisions.

But there are some Google Analytics Limits in terms of Data collection, APIs Quota & Limitations, Accounts, Properties, and other points in the standard version of Google Analytics.

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