Disclaimer: Kindly note that this doc is now deprecated as this feature is no longer supported.
Google Optimize is a powerful tool for doing A/B testing and personalization tests on your website. With the Analytify Google Optimize Addon, you can get even more out of your Google Optimize use if you already use Analytify. Google Optimize addon tracks the results from different Google Ads campaigns and displays within your WordPress dashboard.
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Would you like to know how to create and track custom events on your WordPress website?
Adding custom events will help you track and measure the performance of the most important internal or external links (affiliate links, file downloads, calls, and email links tracking).
Setting up custom events is tricky for beginners. But with Analytify’s Events Tracking addon, you can easily create and track custom events on your WordPress website.
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Harness the power of enhanced data tracking with Custom Dimensions addon, an inbuilt add-on of Analytify Pro. It extends Analytify’s functionality by tracking additional custom data in your Google Analytics reports. It can be used to track the author’s performance of your blog posts, the category or tags of your blog posts, Post types, campaign, or source that brought them to your website, and more.
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Forms Tracking add-on in Analytify Pro allows you to track form submissions on your website using Google Analytics. With this add-on, you can track the number of form submissions, conversion rates, and other metrics related to form submissions.
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Google Analytics is like your Website’s Digital Doctor. It can analyze every aspect of your website, starting from SEO to Traffic and individual Web-Page Performance. Most of the reports give an overall idea about how your website is doing. But often you might need to check up on individual web-pages. Luckily, you can do that too using Google Analytics. Here, we will discuss How to Find Traffic Sources to WordPress Web-Pages in Google Analytics.
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Translating a plugin on WordPress is easier than you might think. If you haven’t translated any plugin before, this is the right post for you!
The very first step in this process is to find the right plugin that you want to translate; this could be either your own plugin or any other WordPress plugin on WordPress.org. Here, we will share The Ultimate guide on Translating A WordPress Plugin.
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Google introduced, new Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4 2020 with new 4 amazing features for the marketers plus one major update that we need to discuss for a website or online business owners that now tracking ID of Google Analytics is change now from Universal tracking ID UA-xxxxxx-x to Upgraded tracking ID G-xxxxxx-x with other new features to help the marketers.
Here, we are going to discuss Google Analytics 4 Upgraded Version GA4 and new amazing features of Google Analytics.
Right now Google Analytics 4 is being pushed to all new users and Google is sending emails to existing users to that they should upgrade their tags from GA3 to GA3. and recently they gave a notification with a deadline that GA3 will be abandoned after July 2023. So, we have about one year at the time of editing this article. So the current users don’t need to panic but in the future, they need to change the tracking code or Tracking of Google Analytics on their website from UA-xxxxxx-x to G-xxxxxx-x .
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Would you like to learn how to share your Google Analytics report with others? Sharing analytics data is a great way to gain the trust of your customers, team members, and your business partners.
To share your Google Analytics data with your clients or business partners, you need to give them access to your Google Analytics account which is risk-taking.
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Before we begin with the following guide, in case you do not have a Google Analytics account, you are suggested to check this documentation here.
Due to the Upgrade version of Google Analytics 4, Google Analytics Tracking ID is totally changed from UA-xxxxxxxx-x to G-xxxxxxxxx-x. Here, we will discuss how to integrate Analytify with Google Analytics 4.
For New Users To Avoid This Tracking issue
For new users of Analytify Plugin, before the integration of Google Analytics with Analytify, If you are creating a new account in Google Analytics then you need to perform these steps to avoid the Website Analytics Tracking issue in Analytify Plugin.
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Are you looking for the perfect analytics plugin for your WordPress site?
Analytify vs MonsterInsights – the debate is as relevant as ever. Deciding between Analytify and MonsterInsights can be a tough call. Both are leading WordPress plugins, offering robust features to seamlessly integrate analytics into your website.
In this blog, we’ll compare Analytify and MonsterInsights, helping you decide which best suits your analytics needs.
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