You can use Google Analytics’ Content Drilldown report to analyze engagement metrics for specific pages or posts, helping you understand which content performs best.
Custom dimensions and metrics allow you to collect and analyze specific data points unique to your website, helping you gain deeper insights into user behavior and engagement.
You can set up site search tracking in Google Analytics to monitor what users are searching for on your website and gain insights into their preferences and needs.
You can use a single Google Analytics property to track multiple domains or subdomains by modifying the tracking code and implementing cross-domain tracking.
Scroll tracking in Google Analytics measures how far users scroll on your web pages, allowing you to assess user engagement and content visibility.
You can add a contact form to your WordPress website by following these steps: 1. Install and activate a contact form plugin (e.g., Contact Form 7 or WPForms). 2. Create a new form and customize the fields. 3. Copy the […]
A favicon is a small icon that represents your website and appears in the browser’s tab when your site is open. To add a favicon to your WordPress website, create a 16×16 pixel image and save it as a .ico […]
To add a custom logo to your WordPress website, go to your dashboard and navigate to Appearance > Customize. Depending on your theme, you’ll find an option to upload and customize your site’s logo in the Customizer.
Custom Alerts in Google Analytics allow you to set up notifications for specific data changes or anomalies, helping you stay informed about critical developments in your website’s performance.