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 “0 seconds sessions”.

The plugin automatically traks some user behaviours and sends a hit (event) to Google Analytics:

• 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.

• 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.

• 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 😉

1. Unzip
2. copy the folder into your wp-content/plugins folder
3. go back to your admin panel => plugins and activate wps2a
4. Be sure you’re already using Google Analytics script (analytics.js)
5. That’s all. The plugin is working. If you want to monitor a custom element on your pages/posts, use the box in the right side of posts/pages to tell the plugin what to look for: if you write “#custom_selector”, the plugin will send Analytics an event type hit when user will reach an element with id=”custom_selector” attribute.

Installation Instructions

1. Unzip
2. copy the folder into your wp-content/plugins folder
3. go back to your admin panel => plugins and activate wps2a
4. Be sure you’re already using Google Analytics script (analytics.js)
5. That’s all. The plugin is working. If you want to monitor a custom element on your pages/posts, use the box in the right side of posts/pages to tell the plugin what to look for: if you write “#custom_selector”, the plugin will send Analytics an event type hit when user will reach an element with id=”custom_selector” attribute.

Does it work with all the Google Analytics scripts?

Nope, WP send to Analytics works with analytics.js version

What happens if I don’t use the metabox for jQuery/CSS selector?

The plugins will be monitoring the content, and will push an event on Google Analytics when the user reaches its end.

1.1.4

• Minor fixes

1.1.3

• Added stylish buttons instead of checkboxes
• Added option for custom Google Analytics tracker

1.1.1

• Minor fixes to options

1.1

• Added Option Panel

1.0

• All seems to work properly