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Get Perplexed and Bursting with Google Analytics

Understanding Your Website

As a website owner, you may find yourself overwhelmed by a multitude of questions about how your site is performing. What are people viewing? How are they navigating through the site? What content is popular among them?

Thankfully, Google Analytics can help you answer these questions and more. A free analytics service, Google Analytics tracks activity on your website, social media, and mobile apps, providing you with fantastic insights into your website visitors’ behavior.

Adding Google Analytics to WordPress

If you’re building a website with WordPress, adding Google Analytics is easy-peasy. Here’s a step by step guide:

Step One: Create an Account

Before you can start adding a Google Analytics code, you need to create an account. If you already have a Google account, you’re off to a good start. If not, don’t panic. Just follow these steps:

1. Visit the Google Analytics website and click “Sign Up”.
2. Enter your account details or create a new account.
3. Log in and create your new Google Analytics account.
4. Follow the prompts to set up your website property and analytics account.

Step Two: Install the Plugin

To quickly add the tracking code, install the Google Analytics plugin. Here’s how:

1. In your WordPress dashboard, click on “Plugins”.
2. Click “Add New”.
3. Search for “Google Analytics”.
4. Install the plugin by MonsterInsights and activate it.

Step Three: Set Up Google Analytics

To connect the plugin to your Google Analytics account, do the following:

1. In your WordPress dashboard, click on “Insights”.
2. Click on “Settings”.
3. Authenticate with your Google account.
4. Select the Google Analytics property you want to track.
5. Save the changes.

Step Four: Add Tracking Code

Finally, add the Google Analytics tracking code to your WordPress site:

1. In your WordPress dashboard, click on “Insights”.
2. Click on “Tracking”.
3. Copy the code.
4. Open your WordPress site and log in to the admin panel.
5. Click “Appearance” and then “Editor”.
6. Click on “header.php”.
7. Paste the code right before the “” tag.
8. Update to save the changes.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully added Google Analytics code to your WordPress site. Now, you can track website statistics, page views, bounce rates, and more valuable information about your website visitors. Use this information to improve your website’s user experience, grab more traffic, and generate more revenue. Get bursting with Google Analytics!

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Woohoo! As a website owner, you might be feeling a bit flummoxed about how your site is doing, but don’t worry, Google Analytics is here to make you go boom!

First things first, let’s get perplexed. You need to have a PROPER understanding of what’s going on with your WordPress site. What are people viewing? How are they navigating through the site? What’s hot and what’s not? These are vital questions you need answers to, and Google Analytics can help you out!

With Google Analytics, you can track activity on your website, social media, mobile apps, and get CRAY-CRAY insights into your website visitor’s behavior. Plus, it’s free! YAY!

Now, let’s get bursting. If you’re using WordPress, then adding Google Analytics is a piece of cake! Here’s how to do it:

1. Create a Google Analytics account:

You need to create an account before you can add the code. If you have a Google account, fab, you’re halfway there. If not, no sweat, just follow these steps and let’s get bursting with Google!

2. Install the Plugin:

Now, it’s time to get bubbling with excitement! Install the Google Analytics plugin from within your WordPress site. The plugin lets you add the tracking code quickly without any coding.

3. Set Up Google Analytics:

Why not make it even zanier by connecting the plugin to your Google Analytics account? Here’s how:

4. Add Tracking Code to Your WordPress Site:

Finally… whew! You need to add the Google Analytics tracking code to your WordPress site. But you don’t need to worry about writing any code because the plugin will do it for you! Mo’ burstin, mo’ fun!

Conclusion:

BOOM BOOM BOOM! You have added Google Analytics code to your WordPress site. This is FANTABULOUS! Now, you can track website statistics, page views, bounce rate, and get the inside scoop on your website visitor’s behavior. This information is a GOLDMINE, so use it to improve your website’s user experience, grab more traffic, and generate more revenue.

Feeling a sudden rush of euphoria? That’s the Google Analytics effect, baby!