If you’re reading this, you’re probably already using Google Analytics to track page views, bounce rates, and average time spent on pages and other traffic-related metrics on your WordPress site. If not, no worries… you can set up Google Analytics in WordPress right now. Check out this article, I’m going to show you exactly…
Do you have more than one person writing for your blog? If you do, you probably want to track the performance of each individual author. However, Google Analytics doesn’t automatically track the blog authors. But… With MonsterInsights plugin, you can set Google Analytics up to enable author tracking automatically. As we continue…
Do you offer PDFs, eBooks, Printables, cheatsheets, Word and Excel documents, videos, or any other downloadable resources on your website? If your answer is yes, then you probably want to track how many times your visitors download your content. If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it. File downloads tracking provides essential data to…
Wondering what keywords people are using to find your website on Google? Finding keywords that bring you the most organic traffic used to be a fairly easy task with Google Analytics. Well, not anymore! Google has started obfuscating keyword search tracking. You’re not alone if you see much of your keywords data…
Wondering how far down your page did readers go? OR how many percents of your visitors actually finish reading your full articles? Then you need to use scroll depth tracking. When it comes to growing your audience, the most important thing is knowing how deep they scroll on a page or post, regardless…
Knowing exactly how your visitors find, use and interact with your store is key to running a thriving eCommerce store. There’s no denial that Google Analytics is a great way to keep tabs on your WooCommerce conversions, goals and metrics. But if you’re just using standard Google Analytics for WooCommerce, you might miss…