James Charlesworth

Google Analytics is a great tool, but requires some technical capabilities to understand it. This plugin takes some very basic, 
although important, data from Google Analytics (using the Google Analytics export API) and displays the information 
on your blog/site to WP administrators or users if you assign them privileges to see it. The data provided by this plugin is:
<ul>
<li>Pageviews </li>
<li>Average Time On Page </li>
<li>Bounce Rate</li>
<li>Exit Rate</li>
<li>Referring Sites</li>
<li>Keywords</li>
</ul>
Advanced form tracking capabilities include:
<ul>
<li>Monitor your forms more closely</li>
<li>See how long visitors are taking each step of your form</li>
<li>See what visitors input into each form regardless of hitting submit</li>
<li>Better understand form abandonment</li>
</ul>
This feature uses Google Analytics Event Tracking to store and retrieve data.
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like this plugin.
NOTE: This plugin does not install the default Google Analytics code on your site, you should already have that installed for this to work.

Seoatl On Site Google Analytics

This plugin provides WP admin's valuable data from Google Analytics on site without having to login to Google Analytics to get the information.

layerpoint

LP Google Analytics allows you to easily add your Google Universal Analytics tracking code on all your pages. You just specify your ID, choose whether to place the code in header or footer and you are done. Please note that this plugin inserts tracking code only! View your stats in your Google account.

LP Google Analytics

Adds your Google Universal Analytics tracking code to your WordPress site.

Seoatl On Site Google Analytics vs LP Google Analytics