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Is your business making the most of Google Analytics 4 Views? Learn everything you need to know to maximize the power of GA4 Views and elevate your analytics game.
When it comes to watching and analyzing how people use websites and apps, Google Analytics 4 is smarter and easier to use than Universal Analytics. As you figure out how to use GA4, it’s important to know what “views” are and how they’ve changed in this new version.
Continue reading “Google Analytics 4 Views: Understanding the Shift to Data Streams” →
In the past few months, we have been working hard to make sure our users can take full advantage of the new Google Analytics 4 (GA4) version.
Today, we announce that Analytify 5.0 is now available and fully compatible with Google Analytics 4. With the new version of Analytify, you’ll get more detailed insights from your Google Analytics 4 data in the WordPress dashboard.
Continue reading “Introducing Analytify 5.0: Fully Compatible with Google Analytics 4 (GA4)” →
In GA4, unique visitors are called Total Users and are found in Acquisition in the Life Cycle Reports or in a custom Explore report built around the Users metric. Each person counts once per date range, no matter how many times they visit.
The most common reason this number looks wrong is a tracking gap, not a GA4 limit: a missing tag, a duplicate tag firing twice, or a leftover GA4/Universal Analytics mismatch.
Below are the 5 steps to find Total Users in GA4, the tracking errors that most often skew the count, and how to see it live in WordPress.
Continue reading “How to Track Unique Visitors in GA4 (5 Steps)” →
To track Facebook traffic in Google Analytics 4, connect your WordPress site to GA4 with Analytify. Then open Reports > Acquisition > Traffic acquisition, and filter the source for Facebook.
That single report shows visitors, session length, pages viewed, and conversions from Facebook. This is what it means to set up Facebook in Google Analytics: raw social clicks become numbers you can act on.
Quick Answer
To track Facebook traffic in Google Analytics 4: connect your WordPress site to GA4 with Analytify, then check these four things.
- Traffic Acquisition report: Reports > Acquisition > Traffic acquisition, filtered by Facebook as the session source.
- UTM parameters: tag every Facebook ad and post link so GA4 attributes it correctly.
- Analytify: connects GA4 to WordPress automatically, no manual tracking code.
- Key metrics: users, sessions, engagement rate, and conversions from Facebook.
Continue reading “How to Track Facebook Traffic in Google Analytics 4 (2026 Guide)” →
Google Client ID and Client Secret are credentials that you need to connect your application to Google services.
You get them from the Google Developers Console. The process involves creating a project, enabling APIs, and generating OAuth credentials.
In this article, we’ll learn how to set up Google Client ID and Client Secret for authentication and authorization when integrating applications with Google services.
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On July 1, 2023, new data will flow only into Google Analytics 4 properties because standard Universal Analytics properties will stop processing data. This is a good indicator that you should learn Google Analytics 4 so that you feel no hurdles to sharing Google Analytics 4 Reports.
This article will teach you How to Share Your Google Analytics 4 Reports from your Google Analytics account and WordPress site.
Continue reading “How to Share Google Analytics 4 Reports (5 Easy Ways)” →
Important Note: On July 1, 2023, your Universal Analytics property will no longer be able to process data. To ensure that you can continue tracking and measuring your digital properties, switching to Google Analytics 4 before this date is essential.
Do you want to know how to migrate to Google Analytics 4? In this article, we’ll show you step by step how you can migrate from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Continue reading “How to Migrate to Google Analytics 4 (Step by Step Transition Guide)” →
At Analytify, we know the importance of staying organized and up-to-date with your WordPress website. That’s why we’re offering a special WordPress Christmas and New Year sale to help make your work easier.
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It’s that time of year again! Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just around the corner, and we’ve got some great WordPress Black Friday deals lined up for you.
Whether you’re looking for a new WordPress theme or plugin, or just some general hosting and WordPress services, we’ve got you covered.
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Are you looking for an alternative to Jetpack WordPress Stats?
When it comes to tracking website traffic, Analytify vs Jetpack Stats is a common debate. Users, particularly first-timers, see Jetpack WordPress Stats on their WordPress websites.
Some of these users want detailed information about website traffic and user behavior. As a result, they often experiment with website analytics reporting plugins such as Analytify to find the right fit for their needs.
In this article, we’ll discuss several pointers in Analytify vs. Jetpack Stats and show how Analytify adds value to your website.
Continue reading “Analytify vs Jetpack Stats – Which One is Better?” →
