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How to Renew Your Analytify License

When it comes to renewing your Analytify license, the process is simple and straightforward. Renewal is required every year in order to keep using the service and all its features.

In this knowledge base article, we’ll walk you through the steps to renew your Analytify license.

Renewing your Analytify License

Step 1: Log in to your account on Analytify’s website.

First thing first, you need to log in to your Analytify account. Click on the “Account” button located at the top right corner of the website. On the next page, enter your credentials and click the “Login” button.

Step 2: Navigate to the License Page.

Once you’re logged in, navigate to the License page by clicking on the “License” tab located at the left side of your dashboard. On the License page, you’ll see the current status of your license along with a link to renew it.

Step 3: Renew Your License.

Once the license is about to expire, you will get a notification. You can either renew your license automatically or manually. To renew your license manually, click on the ‘Renew Now’ button located in your Dashboard.

Once you click on the Renew Now button, it will take you to a page that will allow you to renew your license. Follow the instructions and complete the renewal process. Once the renewal has been completed, you will be able to access all of the features and benefits that come with your license.

Congratulations! You have successfully renewed your Analytify license. Enjoy the full suite of features that come with it and keep on track with your business growth. If you have any further questions or queries, please reach out to the Analytify customer support team at any time.

Remove HTML Comments From Analytify?

To remove the HTML comments added by Analytify in the page source code along with Google analytics tracking js script,  you can do that simply by using the following filter:

add_filter( 'analytify_tracking_code_comments', '__return_false' );

Add this filter in your theme’s function.php file.

You won’t be getting the HTML comments of Analytify in your source code view any more.

That’s all!

How To Track Kadence Forms With Analytify?

Would you like to know how to track Kadence forms in Analytify?

Here, we will guide you on how to track Custom forms in Analytify by using the Analytify plugin Predefiend class “analytify_form_custom“.

Steps to Track the Kadence Forms in Analytify

Follow the instructions to track the custom forms in Analytify.

1. Go to your post/page where you have created a Kadence form using the Kadence Gutenberg blocks.

2. Select your Kadence forms block and add the Analytify Predefined class “analytify_form_custom” in your form’s block advance tab.

analytify-kadence-form

 

3. Now save/update your post.

4. Then Enable the Custom Forms tracking of your Analytify Plugin and click on the Save Changes button.

Enable Custom Form Tracking

That’s it!

You have successfully implemented the Kadence forms tracking on your website with Analytify.

Analytify And GDPR Compatibility

Implementing the GDPR cookies plugin with Analytify on your website is no longer a hard task. Analytify is fully compatible with the popular GDPR plugins.

Cookie Notice & Compliance for GDPR / CCPA and GDPR Cookie Consent

You will be able to use these plugins on the go without any further configurations with Analytify.

Complianz | GDPR/CCPA Cookie Consent

If you are using the Complianz plugin then there is a bit of configuration is needed to be done.

All you need to do is follow the recommended steps below:

  1. Navigate to the plugin settings wizard of Complianz and select Google Analytics in Statics option and proceed to next.
  2. Now, leave the “Enter your tracking-ID” field empty as this will be handled on Analytifys end.
  3. You need to make sure the “Install Google Analytics tracking code” option is enabled in the Analtify settings and the profiles are selected.

Analytify Filters

Hide The Navigation Tabs In Analytify’s Dashboard

In the following method uncomment ( remove “//” ) from the items that you want to hide in the Analytify’s dashboard page. Each item represents the name of the navigation tab.

/**
* Hide the navigation tabs from the Analytify dashboard.
*
* @param array $tab_items
* @return array
*/
function analytify_hide_dashboard_tabs_cb( $tab_items )
{
// Add the names of items you want to hide.
$hide_tabs = array(
// 'Forms Tracking',
// 'Events Tracking',
// 'Campaigns',
// 'Goals',
// 'WooCommerce',
// 'EDD',
// 'Authors',
// 'Demographics',
// 'Search Terms',
// 'Dimensions',
// 'Real-Time',
// 'Conversions',
// 'Acquisition',
// 'Monetization',
// 'Engagement',
);
return $hide_tabs;
}
add_filter( 'analytify_hide_dashboard_tabs', 'analytify_hide_dashboard_tabs_cb' );

Stop The Animation In Analytify’s Dashboard

In the following method return false to stop the animation on the Analytify’s dashboard. The default value is true.

/**
* Control analytify dashboard header animation.
* Retrun true to play animation and false to prevent it.
*
* @param bool $condition
* @return bool
*/
function analytify_dashboard_head_animate_cb( $condition ) {
return false;
}
add_filter( 'analytify_dashboard_head_animate', 'analytify_dashboard_head_animate_cb' );

Change the “Go To Dashboard” Button’s URL in Email Report

Replace “your-url.com” in the following filter with own URL.

/**
* Filter email report dashboarl url.
*
* @param string $url
* @return string
*/
function analytify_email_dashboard_url_cb( $url ) {
$url = 'your-url.com';
return $url;
}
add_filter( 'analytify_email_dashboard_url', 'analytify_email_dashboard_url_cb' );

 

Remove Analytify HTML Comments From page source code view?

add_filter( 'analytify_tracking_code_comments', '__return_false' );

 

How to Integrate Google Analytics 4 with Universal Analytics?

As we all know that Google has introduced a new version of Google Analytics called Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with new exciting features, and Google is pushing all of us to move to GA4 and most of us have custom tracking on our websites using Universal Analytics even the GA4 properties are not supported by popular WordPress Google Analytics plugins. You can connect a GA4 property to your existing Universal Analytics property and track your website traffic stats in both GA4 and Universal Analytics properties, and once Google releases GA4 fully, it will be easier for you to upgrade as your old analytics data will still be there.

 

Note: Analytify will start pulling and sending data to GA4 properties  as soon as Google Analytics GA4 SDK’s are fully available for public. GA3 is still alive till July 2023. 

 

So, here we will see how to integrate Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with Universal Analytics (GA3) and track your website analytics in both Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4.

When integrating the two properties together, you may already have a GA4 property or you might want to create a new GA4 property.

  1. Follow these steps if you already have a Google Analytics 4 property.
  2. Follow these steps if you don’t yet have a Google Analytics 4 property and would like to create one.

Continue reading “How to Integrate Google Analytics 4 with Universal Analytics?” →

WPML’s Compatibility With Analytify

If you are using the WPML plugin to translate your WordPress website and you want to track the performance of your translated website? Here, we will discuss how to track your translated website in Google Analytics.

Follow the given steps to track your translated website performance in Google Analytics & Analytify.

Note: We assume you have already installed and activated the WPML plugin on your WordPress website. Also, make sure you have Google Analytics tracking code installed on your site. To enable it, navigate to Analytify > Settings > Profile > enable “Install Google Analytics tracking code”

1. Log in to your WordPress website dashboard

2. Navigate to WPML –> Languages

3. A new window will open where you will find a Language URL format window with different URL format options (Different languages in directories & Language name added as a parameter) select any of them.

4. Click on the Save button to save the settings.

Create View In Google Analytics

1. Log in to your website Google Analytics account.
2. Click on the Admin Settings.

3. In the view column click on the Create View button.

4. Now add Reporting view name (According to your website language)and click on the Create View button.

Note: Let’s assume that our website is in the French language, so according to the language we are creating the View name and filter (French).

5. Click on the Filters option in the French view column.

6. A new window will open, now click on the Add Filter button.

7. Add filter details Filter Name and select filter type Predefine.

8. Select filter type (IncludeOnly), select source or destination ( traffic to the Subdirectories ), and select impression ( that contain )

9. Add the Subdirectory and click on the Save button.

How To Get Subdirectory

1. Navigate to WPML–>Language in your WordPress dashboard and go to the Language URL format window.

2. Select the language part after the URL of your website

Note: Subdirectory is depended on the option that we have selected.

For example, if we select the option “Different languages in directories” then we will use /fr in Subdirectory of view and if we select the option “Language name added as a parameter” then we will add /?lang=fr in Subdirectory of View.

How To View Analytics Report In Analytify

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard

2. Navigate to Analytify –> Settings

3. In Settings Window Logout your Google Analytics Profile and Reauthneticate your Google Analytics account with Analytify

4. After the integration of the Google Analytics account with Analytify, now select the language view that you have created for your website and Enable the option “Install Google Analytics tracking code” from No to Yes.

5. Click on the Save Changes button to save the settings

6. To view the analytics in Analytify navigate to Analytify –>Dashboards.

That’s it!

This is how you can easily view the analytics of your website translated version with the WPML plugin in Analytify.

How to Find Enhanced Ecommerce Analytics Reports in Google Analytics

Do you have an eCommerce WordPress website? If you have then you have to set up Enhance eCommerce reporting in Google Analytics for Proper tracking to view your website performance.
Here, we will discuss how to find enhanced eCommerce analytics reports in Google Analytics.

Requirements For Enhance eCommerce Analytics Report

Here, we will assume that eCommerce has been set up on your website and Enhanced eCommerce reporting is turned on for your Google Analytics view. But, if you are facing any issue in Enhanced eCommerce reporting then you have to check the following method given below.

 1. Turn on Enhanced eCommerce reporting in Google Analytics

Where to Find Your Enhanced eCommerce Analytics Reports

1. Sign in to your Google Analytics account of your eCommerce website for which you want to view the enhanced eCommerce analytics report

2. Navigate to Conversions –> Ecommerce and click on Overview

3. Here you will see a new and improve enhanced eCommerce analytics report of your website

enhanced ecommerce google analytics report
This is how you can find the enhanced eCommerce Analytics reports in Google Analytics and Analyze your eCommerce website performance.
Would you like to track your website form conversions? Check our guide on getting started with the forms tracking addon.

How To Set Up Google Optimize With Analytify

Do you want to perform A/B testing on your WordPress website? You can use Google Optimize to perform the different experiments on your website to see which experiment or test works best on your WordPress website. With the Analytify plugin you can easily connect Google optimize with Google Analytics for A/B testing.

Here, we will discuss how to create a Google Optimize account and connect with Google Analytics by using Analytify Plugin.

Before we start, you will need to complete the following requirements.

  1. Install and activate the Pro version of Analytify
  2. Install and activate the Google Optimize Addon which is available only in the Pro version of Analytify.

Step 1: Sign Up For The New Google Optimize Account

1. To create a new Google Optimize account open the link https://optimize.google.com and click on the Get Started.

2. Now click on the Create Account button to create a new account.
Google Optimize Account creation

3. Enter account name click on the Next button & add Container name.

Google Optimize Account Creation Tutorial

4. Add Container Name and click on the Create button.
Google Optimize Container Name

Step 2: Create Experience

1. A new experience window will open just click on the Let’s go button, a new window Create Experience will open where you have to enter the Name and URL of your company’s website plus select the A/B Test Option.
Google Optimize Create Experience

2. Now click on the Create button to create an experience.

Step 3: Link Your Google Optimize Account With Google Analytics

1. Link your Google Analytics with your Google Optimize by clicking on the Link to Analytics button

Google Optimize Integration with Google AnalyticsStep 4: Add Google Optimize To Your WordPress Website

1. Now return to your Optimize account Page and copy your optimize container ID. (Format: OPT-XXXXXXX)

Google Optimize Container ID
2. Now login to your WordPress website account and navigate to Analytify –> Settings.

3. In Settings Window move your cursor on Tracking, a drop-down menu will open you have to click on Google Optimize.

4. In the Google Optimize window, just paste the Container ID and Enable Google Optimize Async Hide from No to Yes, and click on the Save changes.
Analytify Google Optimize Integration windowThat’s it!

You have successfully set up Google Optimize on your WordPress website and now you can start and you can start an experiment on your site. Check our guide on Analytify Google Optimize Addon.

How Can I Find The Google Analytics Search Terms In Analytify Plugin?

Would you like to know that what keywords or search terms people are using to find your blog or website? Google search console or webmaster tool helps you to discover the search terms that people are using to find your website.

Analytify plugin will help you track the analytics of search terms within your website’s WordPress dashboard without opening the Google Search Console. For the search terms analytics in Analytify, you need to enable the Site Search tracking in your Google Analytics account.

In this informative guide, we will show you how to view the search terms analytics of your website in your Analytify plugin dashboard.

Note: You have to install and activate the Analytify Pro plugin to view the search terms analytics of your website or blog.

How To View Your Google Analytics Search Terms Report In Analytify

To view the search terms analytics, do the following steps given below:

1. Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Analytify –> Dashboard.

2. In the dashboard window of Analytify, you will find the Engagement option.

3. Now move your cursor on the Engagement option a Drop-down menu will open where you will find the Search terms option, just click on this option to view the search terms analytics.

4. After clicking on the search terms option, a new window will open where you can see the search terms analytics.

How To View Search Terms Insights In Google Analytics

If you want to view the search terms insights in Google Analytics then you have to follow the given directions.

1. Sign in to your website Google Analytics account

2. Navigate for Behavior –> Site Search –> Overview to view the search terms  Analytics report.

Search terms analytics in Google Analytics

That’s it!

This is how you can view your website search terms analytics without any configuration.