Martino Stenta

Tired of hardcoding the internal link to pages of your website and having to manually change them when needed or when the site domain changes? Or maybe tired of setting up a specific menu just to have it available as widget? This is the plugin for you.
With a simple interface you can add internal links wherever you want and they’ll continue to work if the slug (internal link url) or the site domain will change.
And it’s very easy to customize, just a few lines of CSS and you are ready to go.
The widget allows you to:
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<li>Define a title</li>
<li>Show/hide the title</li>
<li>Choose a custom text for the link</li>
<li>Select the internal page to link to</li>
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In the last years I found myself doing this over and over again so I did this plugin to speed up some work and to keep the customization freedom I’m used to.
Translation
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<li>Italian (it_IT)</li>
<li>Serbian (sr_RS) thanks to Ogi Djuraskovic, http://firstsiteguide.com/ 
Disclaimer 
It is not responsible for any harm or wrong doing this Plugin may cause. Users are fully responsible for their own use. This Plugin is to be used WITHOUT warranty.</li>
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Internal Link Widget

Enable a new widget to easily manage internal link to pages.

DanFoster

gastronomicslc

<h4>Tracking clicks</h4>
Track The Click helps website owners better understand how site visitors interact with links on their site. The main function of the plugin is to track clicks as they occur on a WordPress website in real time. Track The Click uses client side Javascript to record all outbound click events and record them to a local database. Once the data is recorded, Track The Click offers a number of views, to interpret and analyze the click behavior.
<h4>Why track outbound clicks?</h4>
Improve affiliate link performance
By tracking and recording where and how your visitors click and leave your site, you can optimize your website and pages for increased affiliate revenue.
Demonstrate advertising value
If you have website sponsors or advertisers, the external click data can be invaluable. Your clients might not be sophisticated enough to check their own website analytics, so you can provide them with the data yourself; how well did the ad perform, how many users left your sites for theirs through the ad in question? From that they can develop a Return On Investment number for the cost of your campaign.
See where your site visitors go next
If the bulk of your visitors are leaving your website for a specific destination, maybe there’s room for extra content on your own site. Why send your traffic elsewhere if you can meet your visitors’ needs yourself?
See which pages are driving external traffic
Using the Track The Click plugin you can review which of your website’s posts and pages are sending the most external traffic. These may be potential sources of new affiliate revenue.
<h4>Why Track The Click?</h4>
Simple. Easy. Quick.
Once you install the plugin you can begin tracking clicks within 60 seconds. You don’t need to subscribe to our site, our newsletter, or any other signup form. Download, install, start.
Made by bloggers for bloggers
We made the plugin because we were also frustrated by the lack of ways of track clicks on our sites. Track The Click is the result of that frustration.
Free and lightweight
The basics of the plugin are 100% free. The plugin is also made with site speed first and foremost in mind. We won’t add 1000s of lines of bloated code to your website.
Data insights
We’re constantly working to show you as much data around your link click as possible. What time of the day was the click? What page did the click leave on, what was the anchor of that click? We’re always looking to add more and more data.
<h4>Core features</h4>
The basic functions of the plugin are free, these include:
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<li>Unlimited link click tracking</li>
<li>Local tracking and reporting of clicks</li>
<li>No limit on storage of link click data</li>
<li>Track outbound link clicks in all areas of your site: header, body, widgets and footer</li>
<li>Two standard views</li>
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The free version comes with two views. Each view represents a different way to see your outbound link profile. The two free views are the link and domain view as follows. The standard free view is the link view. For every outbound click on your WordPress website this shows:
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<li>Link URL</li>
<li>Anchor text of the link clicked</li>
<li>Post or page on your website where the link occurred</li>
<li>Total of link clicks in specified time period</li>
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Internal Link Widget vs Track The Click