Are you looking to streamline your Google Analytics data by filtering out internal traffic such as activities from Admins, Editors, and Authors on your WordPress site? If so, Analytify provides an efficient solution to exclude specific user tracking in GA4.
This is crucial for obtaining accurate, uncontaminated data that truly reflects visitor interactions. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set this up:
Continue reading “How To Exclude Specific Users From Being Tracked in Google Analytics?”If you want to install or add the Google Analytics tracking to your WordPress website between the Header tags <head> tracking Code </head> without any editing in your website code, then you can install the tracking code by using the Analytify plugin.
In this guide, we will show you how to install Google Analytics tracking code to your website by using the Analytify plugin.
Follow the given steps to install the Google Analytics tracking code to your website by using Analytify
Note: Before Installing the Google Analytics tracking code you have to Integrate the Analytify with Google Analytics.
4. To Install the Tracking Code to your website, enable the “Install Google Analytics Tracking Code” by clicking on the Toggle Button and click on the Save Changes button.
Check our guide on adding Google Analytics to the WordPress website, to further ensure you do not miss out key data in your WordPress dashboard.
Analytify is an easy-to-use WordPress plugin that integrates your site with Google Analytics. This essential tool allows you to monitor your website’s performance in real-time. However, there might be times when you’d want to hide Google Analytics profile details from certain users. In this article, we will guide you through the process of hiding profiles list in Analytify.
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Do you want to know how to track WooCommerce Sales using Google Analytics? If yes, you are at the right place.
Most eCommerce store owners spend a lot of money on establishing their stores and marketing their products. By doing this, they might get new customers and sales, but the ROI they get is not too impressive. But the smart players play smartly. They keep an eye on their analytics and run their campaign according to that Analytics.
Not every store owner is tech-savvy, and the Google Analytics reporting about WooCommerce stores is too complex. At this point, the Analytify dedicated addon about Woocommerce comes into play. It helps you to understand your Analytics in a simpler and better way. You can have ideas about the behavior of your customer.
In this article, we will discuss How To Track WooCommerce Sales Using Google Analytics.
Continue reading “How To Track WooCommerce Sales Using Google Analytics [Analytify]”In the digital world, it’s crucial for any online business to keep track of users’ behavior and website performance. Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Analytify are two well-known tools in this field and can be used to analyze data in valuable ways. But can you use GTM with Analytify without causing double code tracking issues? Let’s learn more about it.
Continue reading “Using GTM with Analytify: An In-Depth Guide”Analytify is a powerful plugin for WordPress that makes it easier to use Google Analytics and gives users info about their website traffic that is easy to understand. With the Easy Digital Downloads addon for Analytify, you can keep track of and examine how well their digital product sales are doing.
Our Knowledge Base (KB) article shows you how to use the EDD add-on for Analytify for the first time.
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What is User Rate Limit Exceeded Error In Google Analytics (GA4) API? If you receive the error message “Quote Error: User Rate Limit Exceeded” while using the Google Analytics API, it means that you have surpassed the maximum number of API calls allowed within a specific timeframe. This is a security measure implemented by Google to prevent any abuse or disruption to their services.
Continue reading “How to Fix the “User Rate Limit Exceeded” Issue (2024) Updated”Google Analytics is a powerful tool that helps you figure out how well your website is doing by keeping track of how users interact with it, what kind of people visit it, and other key data.
This knowledge base article will help you figure out if you already have a Google Analytics account or not. We’ll show you how to check if you already have an account and how to move forward if you don’t.
Continue reading “How to Find Out if You Already Have A Google Analytics Account?”Yes, currently we have 6 Addons for Analytify in order to enhance your reporting experiences ever more thoroughly.
E-Commerce Tracking (WooCommerce): Our WooCommerce Addon takes Analytics into the next level. And its absolutely no-setup needed and you get analysis all your WooCommerce data on your shop by just enabling this addon.
E-Commerce Tracking (Easy Digital Downloads): Using our EDD extensions, you can track the Sales, Transactions and Revenues in Google Analytics and monitor the stats in a unique and intuitive way right from your WordPress dashboard.
Campaigns: To track your specific campaigns within the WordPress dashboard, this addon will display a list of all the campaigns you have run so far using UTM tags parameters. You can check the stats of each campaign differentiated by its name and contains detailed statistics.
Email Notifications: This add-on is specially designed to automatic Analytics reports delivered straight to your Client’s inbox weekly or monthly. These Analytics reports are in HTML format and render perfectly in almost any email client.
Dashboard Widget: If you want a quick overview of your Analytics right after when you sign in to your WordPress dashboard, you need to use this addon and it’s completely free.
Google Analytics Goals: If you are using Google Analytics Goals to track your Conversions, then this add-on will help you to identify the Analytics of your goals within WordPress which means, you can even see all your Goals data right from your Admin panel.
Analytify is a widely used WordPress plugin that simplifies Google Analytics. However, sometimes Analytify’s functionality may encounter complications, especially if there’s a conflict with a browser add-on. We’ll walk you through the steps to test for potential browser addon conflicts with Analytify.
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