The Google Analytics asynch code fixes these issues by allowing analytics to cue up events that work themselves out on the side, while the rest of your site takes care of itself.

How to Use the Google Analytics Event Tracking Report Using Event tracking to measure interaction and conversions on your website is beneficial for getting a better understanding of how your users ...

Google Analytics (GA4) events tracking can be challenging to set up compared to UA – we've got you covered with this comprehensive guide.

While tracking WordPress pageviews in Google Analytics is pretty easy to accomplish, another interesting metric for many websites is to track author statistics. Namely, how many pageviews is each ...

Is Your Google Analytics Code Up to Date? Redesigned your site in the past few years? Making sure your Google Analytics code is modern will ensure your page load speed isn’t impacted and you can use ...

With Google Analytics rushing folks on Universal Analytics to set up Google Analytics 4, many are asking if they should run both UA3 and GA4 code at the same time. The answer, in my opinion, is ...

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) rebuilt the platform from the ground up with a new central focus on events, enhancing users’ ability to customize tracking for specific actions across websites and apps.

A step-by-step guide for configuring form submission data to track conversions in Google Analytics using Gravity Forms in WordPress as an example.