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How to Use Google Analytics To Increase Traffic (10 Easy Ways)

Updated: October 7, 2024 by Editorial Team

Are you looking for ways to increase your website traffic using Google Analytics insights?

Traffic on your website is the most fundamental metric for measuring the success of your SEO and digital marketing campaigns. Therefore, you need a way to measure the website traffic and discover ways of improving the website’s structure and content. In this article, we’ll discuss how to use Google Analytics to increase traffic and mention ten ways GA4 helps you uncover traffic patterns and areas of improvement.

Let’s dive into 10 easy ways to make this tool work for you.

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Difference Between Average Session Duration And Average Time On page

Updated: October 8, 2024 by Adnan

There is a confusion between the average session duration and average time on page. In this article, I’ll differentiate between these metrics.

There are different Google Analytics metrics that most of the internet marketers keep their eyes on. These metrics are the number of visitors, the number of returning visitors, page views, bounce rate, sessions, average session duration, and average time on page. Having a solid understanding of these metrics can help you to boost your audience and traffic.

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How to Implement GA4 Referral Exclusion (2024)

Updated: October 8, 2024 by Editorial Team

Are you interested in learning how to set up GA4 referral exclusion?

Navigating the e-commerce analytics can sometimes feel daunting, especially when you notice oddities in your traffic sources. Many of our WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads add-on users have raised concerns upon seeing payment gateway URLs like paypal.com overshadowing the real contributors to their traffic and sales. ‘

If you’re using PayPal to accept payments, you might find that Google Analytics 4 (GA4) attributes transactions to PayPal, missing out on the actual sources driving your e-commerce success. Whether those sources are your website, mobile apps, or specific product links, understanding and crediting them correctly is important for strategic growth.

In this article, we’ll explain the process of managing PayPal Google Analytics integration by setting up Google Analytics 4 referral exclusion for PayPal. By the end, you’ll have a clear roadmap on how to tweak your GA4 settings to prevent PayPal from hijacking your referral traffic, ensuring a clearer, more accurate view of your traffic sources and their contribution to your business’s growth.

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How to Create Custom Reports in Google Analytics (Step by Step)

Updated: November 4, 2024 by Editorial Team

By default, there are many reports on Google Analytics, but a Custom Report is a report that you create yourself. You pick the dimensions (City and Browser, for example) and metrics (Sessions, Pageviews, and Bounce Rate, for example) and decide how they should be displayed. The only requirement to create Custom Reports in Google Analytics is you must specify at least one dimension and one metric. Here, we will discuss how to create custom reports in Google Analytics.

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How To Integrate Analytify Pro With WordPress Listify Theme

Updated: October 8, 2024 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 Add Your Domain On Google Analytics

Updated: October 8, 2024 by Adnan

WordPress Analytify is one of the most unique WordPress plugin ever. It makes user life simple and saves a handsome amount of time by showing all their website stats on WordPress Dashboard. Not only this WordPress Analytify has a WooCommerce addon that gives an excessive amount of data of each product, including no of clicks on a product, how many time-specific products add to the cart. Here we will discuss How To Add Your Domain On Google Analytics

But to start WordPress Analytify the most important thing is to add your site first on Google Analytics. This process will be done in just 2 3 minutes. Continue reading “How To Add Your Domain On Google Analytics” →

8 Google Analytics Factors To Determine The Worth Of Your Website

Updated: October 8, 2024 by Adnan

There are different things that considered while evaluating the website. Some people determine the value of a website based upon the traffic. Some of them look for the revenue, that a website is making.
Everyone has their own parameters to measure the value of a website. In this article, we will do the analysis of a website based on 8 Google Analytics Factors to Determine Website Worth.

Before starting this out make sure you are already familiar with Google Analytics account, and you are using the Google Analytics on your website. If You own a WordPress website you can use Analytify to see the analytics right inside the WordPress dashboard.

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How to Link Google Ads to Google Analytics (A Step-by-Step Guide)

Updated: December 2, 2024 by Editorial Team

Do you want to connect your Google Ads to Google Analytics account?

Suppose you’re running ads and using Google Analytics to track website traffic and user behavior patterns on your website. In that case, keeping these two information-rich platforms apart makes little sense. The good news is that you can easily connect these platforms and leverage the collected pool of information about the user journey.

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How To Adjust The Bounce Rate With Analytify

Updated: October 8, 2024 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: August 17, 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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