According to Google: This error Indicates that user has exceeded the daily quota (either per project or per view (profile).
You would see a “403 Daily Limit Exceeded” error response when Analytify tries to fetch the data from Google analytics and it hits the daily limit quota. Google analytics has limits on its data per day and per website profile. Remember, Analytify is using its own default API keys.
We highly recommend using your own API keys. So, you don’t run into these quota exceeded errors. We have a detailed guide written for creating the Google console project and generating API keys which you can use in the plugin Analytify->settings page at the advanced tab. Simply tick the checkbox and add your details.
Here is a quick video tutorial
If you are still unable to create API keys. We have a paid service to setup API keys for you.
In today’s digital age, keeping track of user activity across various domains has become increasingly complex. This task can be particularly daunting for individuals not well-versed in technology.
In this article, we will address your concerns and provide the necessary information to display cross site tracking. We will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to set up cross domain tracking in WordPress using Analytify.
Analytify is a popular analytics plugin for WordPress that gives comprehensive information about how well a website performs and how people use it. With Analytify, you can easily understand and analyze your website’s traffic, user interaction, and other key metrics thanks to its easy-to-use front-end analytics data display.
Would you like to check the analytics of your website page or blog post to view the performance of a specific page or post content that will help you improve the performance of your content?
Analytify has tons of simple shortcodes, so users can use plugin functionality anywhere they want. Yeah, we know remembering all WordPress shortcodes is difficult. That’s why Analytify has the option to create the shortcode in the text editor with just a few clicks. If you haven’t installed our plugin already, learn How to Install and Activate the Analytify Pro Plugin.
Analytify is a widely used plugin for WordPress that enables the integration of Google Analytics directly into the WordPress dashboard. It offers streamlined statistical data and facilitates effortless analysis of website traffic. The plugin has a feature named “Analytify Advanced Shortcodes” that offers a range of shortcodes to incorporate diverse Google Analytics data into pages or posts. This technical document provides instructions on how to utilize Advance Shortcodes by Analytify to Add the Top Countries on a Post or Page.
WordPress Analytify has the Analytify Shortcode block to show “Top Cities” stats on your specific Post/Page. For this, you have to put a shortcode on your Post/Page using Analytify Shortcode block.
Would you like to view & display the social media stats of any page or blog post to view the performance of social media traffic on your web page or blog post content?
WordPress Analytify has the option to show “Social Media” stats on your Post/Page. For this, you have to insert a shortcode on your Post/Page.
Analytify is a powerful WordPress plugin that integrates seamlessly with Google Analytics, allowing you to track and analyze your website’s performance. One of its key features is the ability to display detailed statistics using shortcodes.
In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of adding Social Media Stats to your WordPress posts or pages using the Analytify Advanced Shortcode.
The Analytify WordPress plugin facilitates tracking at the author level. Author level tracking refers to providing individual authors access to the analytics of their specific posts or pages. By implementing this, each author can independently view and analyze the performance of their content. It includes metrics such as page views, sessions, bounce rates, and more. It helps authors understand their audience better and enables them to improve their content based on real-time data feedback.
Are you looking at simple ways to track Gravity Forms? You can learn a lot about the effectiveness of your Gravity Forms after submission by integrating Google Analytics with the Analytify plugin.
