W3B Designer

<p>With this plugin you can easily add your most visited sites list to your sidebar.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Plugin will ask you for authentication for your Google Analytics account, you will be able to choose one from your Google Analytics profiles to get data.</li>
<li>You can select, how often do you want to check and connect to Google Analytics for new results</li>
<li>You can select, which post type you want to display (posts, pages, custom post types, all..)</li>
<li>You can exclude Homepage from the listing</li>
<li>You can set number of days, which you want to get statistics for (default value is 7 days)</li>
<li>You can set the number of lines to show in the list</li>
<li>You can show the number of visits as a label</li>
<li>You can choose between display number before or after the post title</li>
<li>You can add custom text or characters before and after the number</li>
<li>You can style the list with custom font sizes and font and background colors</li>
<li>You can add your own CSS styles</li>
<li>Added support for qTranslate-X plugin – if it’s available and there is some link with language prefix, the post title will be show translated</li>
</ul>


TOP Sites URL list

Get your most popular sites based on Google Analytics statistics to your sidebar.

Noor Alam

<p><a href="https://wphowto.net/simple-universal-google-analytics-plugin-for-wordpress-822" rel="nofollow ugc">Simple Google Analytics</a> plugin makes Google Analytics tracking easier. If you want to activate universal tracking for your website, all you need to do is enter your tracking ID in the plugin settings.</p>
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<h4>What is Universal Google Analytics?</h4>
<p>Universal Analytics is the new and upgraded operating standard for Google Analytics. It provides a better data collection and organization system in your Google analytics account to help you understand how users interact with your content. If you are already using Google Analytics, you can follow two steps in your account to upgrade from classic analytics to universal analytics.</p>
<h4>Benefits of Universal Google Analytics</h4>
<ul>
<li>Connect multiple devices and sessions to the same user</li>
<li>More accurate user count</li>
<li>Analyze the signed-in experience of a user</li>
<li>Access to cross device reports</li>
<li>Custom dimensions and metrics to collect data specific to your business</li>
<li>Automatically detect the most popular search engines and attributes organic search traffic to these sources</li>
<li>Control how long sessions and campaigns last by setting a timeout for it</li>
<li>Choose which domains will be left out from your referral traffic sources</li>
<li>Exclude certain search terms from being identified in your account when a user find your website using it</li>
<li>Get access to all the features of classic analytics and new features of universal analytics </li>
</ul>
<p>For documentation please visit the <a href="https://wphowto.net/simple-universal-google-analytics-plugin-for-wordpress-822" rel="nofollow ugc">Universal Google Analytics</a> plugin page.</p>


Simple Universal Google Analytics

I got tired of editing the header.php of my child themes or adding Google's tracking script via an enqueue_script in my functions.php, but until I found this plugin, I hadn't been able to find one that simply added the Google Analytics code to my pages without piling on a lot of features that I didn't want or need.
I was about to write my own plugin, and did a search to see if there were any I missed since I last looked that would do what I wanted. I was fortunate to find the Simple Universal Google Analytics plugin. The developer has designed exactly the plugin I was looking for, and to date, he's done an admirable job of keeping it current. He's even thrown in the functionality to not track users who are logged in at the admin and editor levels, making the tracking stats more accurately reflect actual user traffic.
The plugin does exactly what it's supposed to do, and does so while using very little in the way of resources. I ran it with the P3 Plugin Performance Profiler, and it barely registered, showing it is very efficient.
Thanks for a great plugin!



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