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Add Google Analytics plugin to a Wordpress site
You will learn how to install a Google Analytics plug-in to your Wordpress site and connect it to a Google Analytics account, so you can start tracking your web traffic.
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Download the plugin and save to a folder, so you will be able to find it.
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Login to you Wordpress admin panel.
For instance: if your site url is www.mysite.com then you should go to http://www.mysite.com/wp-admin.
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In Wordpress admin panel, click Plugins and choose Add New.
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Click Upload link and click Browse...
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Choose the plugin zip file you downloaded ...
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... and click Install Now.
Google Analytics for Wordpress should now be installed.
Let's leave the Wordpress Admin for now (don't close the window though) and go to the Google Analytics account.
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When asked for your Google user and password enter them.
In Google Analytics account, click Admin (see picture).
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We are going to add a new Google Analytics account which you will need for tracking your Wordpress site.
Click New Account.
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Enter your new account name and enter url address of a Wordpress site you want to track.
Choose your Time zone ...
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Choose your country, choose Yes, I agree ... option and click Create Account.
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New Google Analytics account for your Wordpress site should now be created.
Every Google Analytics account/profile has a unique Tracking ID that needs to be connected to website you are tracking. Usually you need to embed the code you see at the bottom of your screen, into code of the page you want to track. Google Analytics for Wordpress plugin will do just that without you needing to "mess" with the code.
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Click Save.
Let's now go back to Wordpress admin window.
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Click Plugins and choose Installed Plugins.
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Find Google Analytics for Wordpress plugin and click Activate (see picture).
Don't worry about the warning message, it's all good.
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Click Settings (see picture).
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We now need to authenticate Wordpress plugin with Google.
Click Authenticate with Google.
In my case it's Re-authenticate with Google as I already authenticated my plugin before.
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Now choose Account and Profile of Website you added to your Google Analytics a few steps back.
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Click Update Google Analytics Settings and you are done!
Happy web traffic tracking!
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| To add Google Analytics to your WordPress site, install a plugin like "MonsterInsights" or "Site Kit by Google." After activation, connect your Google Analytics account and customize the settings to suit your needs. Finally, check your site, such as https://sassastatuscheckr370.co.za/ to ensure data is being recorded, allowing you to track performance and improve user experience. |
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| You can simply add Google Analytics to your website that is based on Wordpress. Like I have done at my website here https://srd-sassa-gov.co.za |
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