Google Analytics inside WordPress
Analytify Pro is the paid edition of Analytify, a WordPress plugin designed to make Google Analytics reporting easier to access and understand. It connects your WordPress website with Google Analytics and presents useful statistics inside the WordPress dashboard. Reports can also be displayed on the front end, giving site owners a practical way to review performance without moving between multiple interfaces.
The Pro version extends the basic reporting experience with real-time statistics, campaign statistics, additional backend and front-end reports, shortcodes, and campaign management. Page-level reporting can show views, users, bounce rate, and average time on the page while you are logged in to the WordPress administration area.
Reports for everyday decisions
Analytify brings key information into a single dashboard view. Depending on the connected reporting features, you can review visitors, page views, new and returning visitors, top pages, geographic information, browsers, and mobile-device statistics. Goal reporting can include goal completions, goal value, conversion rate, pages per session, pages, traffic sources, and goal completion from those sources.
Front-end reports and shortcodes make it possible to place tracking information on a post or page for your users or visitors. This can be useful when clients, contributors, or other site users need access to selected statistics without being given the complete WordPress dashboard experience.
Campaigns, stores, and extensions
The Analytify product suite includes paid add-ons that extend the core plugin. Available options described in the product information include campaign tracking, automated email notifications, goals tracking and dashboard, forms tracking and dashboard, authors tracking and dashboard, and enhanced eCommerce tracking for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads.
For online stores, the eCommerce extensions provide a way to connect store activity with Google Analytics reporting. The suite also includes a Google Analytics dashboard widget, while Analytify Core is identified as required for all add-ons. These extensions let you shape the reporting setup around a content site, client website, online store, or digital-download business.
Connection and consent options
Setup uses a one-click authentication process to connect the site with Google Analytics and add the Google Analytics tracking code. The documentation also recommends using custom API keys created through a Google Console project, with the Client ID, Client Secret, and Redirect URL entered in the Advanced tab before connecting.
Analytify includes documented consent integrations for CookieYes and Cookie Notice & Compliance, as well as hooks for custom or third-party consent tools. These options can block tracking before consent or defer Google Analytics loading until consent is granted, depending on the configured integration.
Installation
- Install and activate Analytify Core and the paid Analytify Pro edition.
- Open the Analytify settings in the WordPress dashboard.
- Connect the site to Google Analytics through the authentication process, or add your custom API keys in the Advanced tab.
- Choose the reports and add-ons required for your site.
- Use the dashboard, front-end options, or shortcodes to present the selected analytics.
Analytify is translatable, WPML compatible, and available in several languages, including French, Turkish, and Hungarian.
