#goodknowledgeovergoogleanalytics

 Installing Google Analytics on WordPress is much easier than other types of custom-made sites, as you can do it with a plugin, without having to touch any code on the site. By using plugins, you can be sure that this system will continue to work by launching Google Analytics only once. Now that you've read this, you've probably started a website and need to know how people can use it. Now some important questions are asked you, such as, how many daily visitors to my site? What topics are people looking for on the internet? How do I get people to my website? This is where we need to create an account in Google Analytics. Google Analytics answers all these questions and many more just by installing a simple code. The most important data collected by this tracking code are: Sessions: The number of independent visitors a website receives. Pageviews: The number of pages a user views on a website. Traffic Source: The source through which site users enter your website (such as Google search results, Google Ads, other websites, direct or social networks) Bounce Rate: A measure of the percentage of users who have left the site as soon as they enter. Session Duration and the number of pages viewed per session (Pages per Session): A measure of the time users spend attending each site and the number of pages visited per session. ... Read the full article