This text is in the process of making. It will be updated with more tools throughout the next few days. WordPress plugins like GTM4WP and its alternatives help developers track data and user actions that would be otherwise impossible to…
If you followed changes to the WP Full Picture plugin in 2024, you know that it was a very exciting year for us. A lot has changed, the product has matured and got many sought-after features. Of course, not all…
So, you want to analyse your traffic data? It’s going to be a tough cookie. Here are three reasons why your traffic data is wrong, and what you can do about it. 1. Your tracking tools track only half of…
If you want to get more people to agree to tracking on your website, you do not have to resort to dirty tricks. In this article I will tell you how you can do it, just by changing a few…
WooCommerce 8.5.1 has a new feature which shows store owners the last traffic source of a purchase. The first impression is positive. Data seems useful and it is shown in a simple way. However, there are two problems with it:…
Google Analytics and other powerful analytics tools offer you many ways to slice, dice and analyse your traffic. However, they don’t offer any easy way to answer one crucial question – which of my traffic sources should I invest in….
This is the transcript of the video Hello and welcome. In this short video, I’ll show you the fastest, easiest, and free way of tracking your WooCommerce visitors using Google Analytics in the latest Consent Mode v2, and according to…
Simple web analytics tools such as Simple Analytics, Fathom or Plausible (image above) provide basic website analytics data in an easy-to-understand manner. This concept may seem attractive, however for many, these tools will not be useful, or even make more…
