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WP send to Analytics helps having better data into Google Analytics: through a more accurate monitoring of user behaviour, it reduces the number of “0 seconds sessions”.
The plugin automatically traks some user behaviours and sends a hit (event) to Google Analytics:
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By default, the plugin sends an event when the user reaches the end of the content (for Pages and Posts), including a “Value” in seconds, according to the time it takes the user to reach the end, from the first scrolling.
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You can ask the plugin to track the view of a custom selector, instead of the end-content one, by simply give that ID in the custom box in your posts and pages. This is useful to track buttons, for example.
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Starting from version 1.1.3 you can use WP send to Analytics even if you’re using a custom Google Analytics tracker. Please use this option only if you really know what you’re doing 😉
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WP send to Analytics

WP send to Analytics helps having better data into Google Analytics: through a more accurate monitoring of user behaviour, it reduces the number of &q …

Marc Tönsing

This plugins fires Google Analytics & Piwik events for the native WordPress MediaElement video and audio player. 
Works for playlists, too! Adds the following events in Google Analytics & Piwik:
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<li>play</li>
<li>ended</li>
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An event look like this: wp-video, play,[filename]
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<li>category: wp-video</li>
<li>action: play</li>
<li>label: filename of the corresponding media file</li>
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MediaElement Google Analytics & Piwik Event Tracking

This plugins fires Google Analytics & Piwik events for the native Wordpress MediaElement video and audio player.

WP send to Analytics vs MediaElement Google Analytics & Piwik Event Tracking