Analytics Plugins Archives

GA4 Subdomain Tracking (EXPLAINED 2024)

Updated: April 18, 2024 by Editorial Team

If you’ve been using Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to monitor your website’s performance, you might be curious about how GA4 Subdomain Tracking works. Understanding this can give you some deep insights into how different sections of your website are performing.

First, let’s discuss what Google Analytics and Subdomains Tracking involves. It’s not just about monitoring your main site; it’s about digging deeper. By tracking subdomains in GA4, you can see if specific parts of your site, like your blog or shop, are attracting visitors or if there’s something they particularly enjoy there. It wasn’t always straightforward in previous versions of Google Analytics, but GA4 has made some significant improvements.

In this article, we’ll discuss why GA4 subdomain tracking is essential, how it differs from what you might be used to, and how you can set it up to get accurate, segmented information that could help you tailor your strategies to different audience segments.

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GA4 Custom Events Not Showing Up (FIXED)

Updated: April 17, 2024 by Editorial Team

Have you ever set up GA4 Custom Events, but they are not showing up in your reports?

Frustrating, right? Well, you’re not alone.

Many users experience GA4 custom events not showing up in their Google Analytics dashboard, and it can be a real headache to figure out why.

Custom events are a great way to understand user behavior in GA4. They allow you to track specific interactions beyond pre-defined events, providing invaluable insights into how users engage with your website or app. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, those custom events seem to vanish from analytics reports. This can be incredibly frustrating, hindering your ability to measure website performance and optimize the user experience.

In this article, we’ll explain every possible reason why your custom events are not showing up in GA4 and offer straightforward solutions to get them back on track.

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Google Analytics Keyword Report: A Complete Guide on Tracking Keywords in GA4

Updated: April 4, 2024 by Editorial Team

Have you ever wondered how some websites seem to read your mind and offer exactly what you are searching for? The secret is keywords in SEO.

Google Analytics Keyword Report tells which keywords are bringing visitors to your sites.

Google Analytics shows the performance of various keywords, telling you what visitors are searching for and how these searches are converted into engagement on your site. The keyword report in Google Analytics provide valuable insights that can significantly impact your content strategy and website optimization.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss the Google Analytics Keyword Report in detail. We cover all the bases, from understanding basic knowledge of keywords in Google Analytics to mastering keyword tracking in Google Analytics 4 (GA4).

Whether you’re a seasoned SEO expert or just a beginner in digital marketing, understanding how to track keywords in Google Analytics will give you a competitive edge.

We’ll also highlight how Analytify can make keyword tracking even more insightful.

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How To Integrate Analytify Pro With WordPress Listify Theme

Updated: October 15, 2022 by Adnan

WordPress Analytify is a powerful Google Analytics plugin to track website traffic and get all your website stats on your WordPress Dashboard. It not only shows stats on the dashboard but the admin has the authority to show stats on the front-end for every single page and post and even for custom post types.

WordPress Listify is a theme on which every user wants to know how many visitors visit their listing. For second this task is functionality is difficult for the website owner as there is no such functionality in theme but with WordPress Analytify it can be done in seconds.

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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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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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Analytify VS MonsterInsights – Which WordPress Plugin Is Best In 2024?

Updated: February 10, 2024 by Editorial Team

Are you looking for the perfect analytics plugin for your WordPress site?

Analytify vs MonsterInsights – the debate is as relevant as ever. Deciding between Analytify and MonsterInsights can be a tough call. Both are leading WordPress plugins, offering robust features to seamlessly integrate analytics into your website.

In this blog, we’ll compare Analytify and MonsterInsights, helping you decide which best suits your analytics needs.

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