MonsterInsights is a popular WordPress analytics plugin that allows you to easily integrate your site with Google Analytics. Unfortunately, the GA script can slow down your website. However, with UX and Core Web Vitals in mind, this should be avoided…
Whether you run a business site or a blog, you certainly want to get more details about your site visitors, don’t you? You can do that easily with the lead source tracking from MonsterInsights. Get The Google Analytics Plugin For…
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Back in October 2020, Google introduced Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with a new standard tracking code system. The previously used Universal Analytics (analytics.js) was replaced by Global Site Tag (gtag.js). Now, you’re probably asking yourself how you can integrate the…
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Did you enjoy yesterday’s post about the tracking of file downloads in Google Analytics? Well, MonsterInsights can also do form conversion tracking. Let’s dive right into it! Get The Google Analytics Plugin For WordPress » Form Conversion Tracking By tracking…
If you offer your audience files for download on your WordPress site, you will certainly be interested in which files are particularly popular. MonsterInsights provides you with an easy way to track file downloads in Google Analytics and identify which…
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When it comes to traffic analysis tools, Google Analytics is certainly the top dog with a market share of over 84% (as of September 2020). But did you know that with Google Analytics you can also export WordPress analytics data…
Are you running Google Analytics on your WordPress site to track the performance of your website and understand the behaviour of your users? Well, you’re not alone in this, as millions of other websites also use this popular analytics tool.…
