Google Analytics – Wordpress (7 posts)

  • Don Grandy
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    Don Grandy said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    I have a blog in wordpress and would like to use Google Analytics to view my stats.  I need help activating Google Analytics so I can view the data inside wordpress.  Can anyone help?  Thanks

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    Nichole Schlecht said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    @dongrandy

    Sure can!  Accept my friend request and we can chat.

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    Scott Madden – Fanpage Developer said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    @dongrandy

    Normally you don’t view your GA data from within WordPress. You use a plugin like the All In One SEO plugin to place the code on your site then view your GA stats via your GA dashboard.

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    Rich Brooks said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    @dongrandy

    Not clear: are you trying to see GA through the WP dashboard? As @scottmadden mentions, not sure if you could.

    However, you could always have another tab open w/GA in it. Do you need help setting it up and configuring it?

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    Don Grandy said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hi @rich-brooks yes, I was hoping to see GA through the WP dashboard…probably will need help.  Away now until Monday.

    Thanks,

    Don

    Don

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    Christy Kiltz said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    @dongrandy, I use a plugin that lets me see the basics on the Dashboard, & if you want a small snapshot with each post/page (in the list that shows your posts/pages) – do a search for “Google Analytics for WordPress” in the Wordpress.org plugins. This particular plugin is nice because if you are logged into Google, it will find your Analytics profile & connect the two – you don’t have to do any code work.

    It would be great if the entire analytics could be pulled in, but I haven’t seen this either.

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    Rich Brooks said
    1 year, 1 month ago:

    @dongrandy

    Personally, I’d recommend just having a second tab open so you could quickly switch between WP and GA would be faster and more efficient, but maybe there’s something I’m missing.

    Sounds like @designbykiltz may have found a partial solution for you.

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