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To track User ID in Google Analytics 4 with Analytify, turn on the Track User ID toggle in the Analytify Advanced settings. Then choose a Reporting identity in GA4 and view the data in Explore.

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) offers a powerful feature known as the User ID. This unique identifier allows you to connect multiple sessions and even activities across different devices to the same individual. A User ID gives you a more integrated view of how users interact with your website. It supports better decisions and a clearer picture of the customer journey. 

Analytify makes it straightforward to enable User ID tracking in GA4 from your WordPress dashboard. This guide covers enabling the toggle in Analytify, configuring Reporting Identity in GA4, and viewing User ID data in GA4 Explore.

Are you looking to fine-tune the analytics on your WordPress site by excluding specific pages from your reports? With Analytify, you can easily hide analytics for certain pages right within your WP-Admin. This can be particularly useful for pages that might skew your data or for pages where analytics are not necessary. Here’s an easy guide on how to do it:

Are you looking for a way to display analytics to specific user roles under the posts/pages inside the WP admin?

With Analytify, the best WordPress plugin, you have the flexibility to display Google Analytics data on your website right under your posts/pages via your WordPress Dashboard.

This feature provides a quick snapshot of how a specific post or page is performing, which can be incredibly useful for content strategy and analysis.

In this guide, you will learn how to check in-page statistics on your WordPress editor using Analytify.

If your Google account has access to more than one GA4 property — for example, multiple websites or different measurement environments — you need to tell Analytify which property to display in your WordPress dashboard. This guide walks you through selecting and saving the correct property.

Analytify has two separate property selectors in its settings. This doc covers the Profile for Posts setting, which determines which GA4 property powers the analytics panel that appears under individual posts and pages on your WordPress site.

If you need to set the property for the main Analytify dashboard, see How to Select a GA4 Property for Your Analytify Dashboard.

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: