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Google Analytics eCommerce Tracking on WordPress (Explained 2025)

Updated: April 28, 2025 by Editorial Team

Are you struggling to track your eCommerce analytics effectively on your WordPress site? With Google Analytics for eCommerce, these insights are just a few clicks away.

But setting up Google Analytics eCommerce tracking for WordPress can often feel overwhelming, especially for those new to the platform. That’s where Anakytify comes in. This user-friendly plugin makes integrating GA4’s powerful eCommerce tracking features into your WordPress site simple and straightforward, even for beginners.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up Google Analytics for eCommerce on WordPress and how to track eCommerce analytics.

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GTAG vs Google Tag Manager (Detailed Guide)

Updated: April 21, 2025 by Editorial Team

Are you confused about whether to use GTag or GTM to track analytics on your website? Both tools are designed by Google and are used to track user behavior and website activity, but they work in different ways.

In this article, we’ll discuss GTag vs Google Tag Manager in simple terms, explaining what they are, how they work, and when to use each. We will also compare their pros and cons, learn which option best suits your website, and discover how Analytify can simplify your tracking.

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Custom Metrics in Google Analytics 4 (Explained)

Updated: April 3, 2025 by Editorial Team

How do you measure the unique interactions that matter most to your business? Google Analytics 4 (GA4) offers a variety of default metrics, but they don’t always cover everything you need. That’s where GA4 custom metrics come in. Google Analytics Custom metrics allow you to track specific user interactions, such as button clicks and scroll depth.

In this guide, you will learn what GA4 custom metrics are, how they differ from default ones, why they’re essential, and step-by-step instructions to set them up. You’ll also learn best practices and how Analytify simplifies the process, helping you refine your analytics.

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GA4 Data Streams (An Ultimate Guide)

Updated: March 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Are you struggling to track website and app data efficiently in GA4? With GA4 Data Streams, you can seamlessly combine data from different platforms into a single property, ensuring unified tracking.

In this article, you’ll learn everything about GA4 Data Streams, including what they are, their types, and why they’re essential for unified tracking across platforms. You’ll also get a step-by-step guide on setting them up, managing, and providing tips for troubleshooting common issues. Plus, we’ll explore how Analytify simplifies Google Analytics data streams management, making analytics easier for WordPress users.

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How to See Google Analytics Page Views by URL (2025)

Updated: March 28, 2025 by Editorial Team

Ever wondered how to track specific page performance in Google Analytics? Google Analytics page views by URL give you a complete view of how individual pages perform, helping you analyze traffic, engagement, and user behavior.

In this article, we’ll explore how to see GA4 full-page URLs and different methods to access them through Customizing GA4 standard reports and explorations. You’ll also learn about advanced features and Analytify for simplified GA4 URL analytics.

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What’s New in Analytify 6.0 (Features & Enhancements)

Updated: April 22, 2025 by Editorial Team

We are thrilled to announce the release of Analytify 6.0, bringing many exciting new features, improvements, and bug fixes to elevate your website’s analytics experience. This update streamlined the reporting process and introduced several powerful features for better tracking and insights.

Let’s discuss the key highlights in this release.

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Google Tag Manager Custom Event Trigger (Explained)

Updated: April 21, 2025 by Editorial Team

Have you ever needed to track specific user actions on your website that GTM doesn’t capture by default? That’s where Google Tag Manager Custom Event Trigger comes in, allowing you to track unique interactions like form submissions, button clicks, or video plays with the GTM data layer.

In this article, you’ll learn what a Custom Event Trigger is and how it works, along with step-by-step instructions to set up a GTM custom event trigger. We will also cover common use cases, best practices, troubleshooting tips, and ways to improve website tracking accuracy.

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Google Analytics Scroll Depth Tracking (Explained)

Updated: February 28, 2025 by Editorial Team

Have you ever wondered how far users scroll on your website before they lose interest? Google Analytics Scroll depth tracking helps answer this question by measuring how much of a page users view.

In this guide, we’ll explain scroll depth in Google Analytics, and three different ways for GA4 scroll depth tracking: GA4’s built-in tracking, Google Tag Manager (GTM), and the easiest method—using Analytify. Each approach has advantages and limitations; we’ll also compare them to help you choose the best option.

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How to Setup Google Analytics Pageview Tracking? (2025)

Updated: March 25, 2025 by Editorial Team

Tracking Google Analytics pageview tracking is essential for understanding website traffic. Pageviews tell you how often users visit your site and which pages they find most engaging.

If you run a blog, an online store, or a business website, knowing your pageviews helps improve content, SEO, and user experience.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to track pageviews in Google Analytics 4 (GA4). We’ll also explain how to find pageviews in Google Analytics and how Analytify makes pageview tracking easy for WordPress users.

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How to Set Up UTM Parameters in Google Ads (2025)

Updated: February 28, 2025 by Editorial Team

Do you want to track your Google Ads campaigns? Setting up UTM parameters in Google Ads is the best way to measure where your traffic comes from and which ads perform best.

By using UTM parameters, you can see exactly which campaigns, ads, and keywords drive the most traffic and conversions. This helps you make data-driven decisions to optimize your ad spend.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up Google Ads UTM parameters step-by-step. Plus, we’ll introduce Analytify, a simple plugin that helps you track UTM-based campaign data directly in your WordPress dashboard.

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