Description
WP Statistics: THE #1 WORDPRESS ANALYTICS PLUGIN
GDPR Compliant (Data Privacy)
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We do not use cookies -
We do not store personally identifiable information (PII) by default -
100% data ownership. Data is entirely created and stored on your server -
Enhance IP Hashing with Random Daily Salt Mechanism -
Features to export and delete data for GDPR -
Respect for User Privacy with Do Not Track (DNT) -
Privacy Audit Tool for compliance with privacy laws
Top Features
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Fully integrate with your WordPress and your content structure and you have the all reports all in your WP dashboard -
Content and Category Analytics: Track performance based on your site’s content and categories. -
Simple analytics dashboard -
Super easy to install. No coding or technical knowledge needed -
Advanced data privacy settings that are customizable to fit your needs, in compliance with diverse data protection laws -
Track URL parameters, including UTMs, for campaign analysis -
With configurable settings, manage large amounts of data on high-traffic websites -
Monitor live online user traffic in real-time -
Fully customized overview dashboard page -
Shows your most popular posts and pages -
Lists your top referral sources such as search engines -
Author Analytics: Measures author performance. -
Geographic Reports: Location-based analytics, including countries, cities, European countries, US states, and regions within your country. -
Devices Report: Detailed device-specific analytics covering browsers, operating systems, device categories and device models. -
Bypass Ad Blockers: Dynamically load the tracking script with a unique name and address to bypass ad blockers. -
Integrate with WP Consent API: Ensures compatibility with consent plugins like Complianz and Cookiebot. -
Email reports with customizable content -
Customize role-based access to view analytics and modify settings. -
Advanced Filtering & Exceptions: By user roles, IPs, countries, URLs, and more. -
Premium Add-on: Data Plus -
Custom Post Type Tracking : DataPlus extends WP Statistics’ tracking to include all custom post types in addition to Posts and Pages. -
Custom Taxonomy Analytics : In addition to monitoring default taxonomies like Categories and Tags, DataPlus also tracks custom taxonomies. -
Link Tracker : Find out which outbound links your audience clicks on, giving you insights into their preferences and behaviors. -
Download Tracker : Keep track of what’s being downloaded, who’s downloading it, and when. -
Individual Author Performance : Detailed metrics on the performance of individual authors. -
Detailed Analytics for Each Country : In-depth analytics for each country to enhance geographical reporting. -
And more!
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Installation
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Upload wp-statistics to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory. -
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. -
Make sure the Date and Time are set correctly in WordPress. -
Go to the plugin settings page and configure as required (note this will also include downloading the GeoIP database for the first time).
FAQ
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Who should use WP Statistics? -
WP Statistics is designed for website owners, bloggers, marketers, and analysts who wish to track and understand the traffic on their WordPress site. It’s user-friendly and powerful for professionals but also accessible for beginners. -
Is technical knowledge required to operate WP Statistics? -
No, WP Statistics focuses on simplicity. You don’t need any coding skills to use it. Right from your WordPress dashboard, you can install and use the plugin. -
Will WP Statistics affect my site’s performance? -
Your site’s loading times will remain quick with WP Statistics. With our “Optimization” settings page, you can fine-tune how data is handled for high-traffic sites, providing you with the tools to optimize performance. -
Is it GDPR compliant? -
Yes, WP Statistics is GDPR compliant by default. You can find more information in “ What we collect “. -
Are individual page analytics available? -
Every post, page, and custom post type is tracked in detail. -
Is it compatible with caching and CDN? -
WP Statistics is fully compatible with all caching plugins and CDNs. -
Are logged-in users tracked? -
By default, no. However, you can enable tracking logged-in users from the settings page. -
Can I use WP Statistics and Google Analytics at the same time? -
Yes, you can run them both at the same time without any problems. -
Are bot visits counted? -
We filter out bot visits using best practice techniques. Compared to Google Analytics, your views and visitors are very similar. The “ Enhancing Data Accuracy ” article can help you eliminate bots even further. -
Can I export data? -
Data can be exported to XML, CSV, or TSV files for backup or reporting purposes. -
Is there Multi-Site support? -
WP Statistics supports WordPress Multi-Site/Network installations. In the network admin, you can view combined or separate analytics for each subsite.
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Changelog
14.10.1 – 11.09.2024
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Enhancement: UX improvement for visitor information when users are logged in. -
Enhancement: Corrected sorting issues in bar charts. -
Enhancement: Fixed font override conflicts. -
Enhancement: Enhanced object cache handling for better performance. -
Enhancement: Improved compatibility with PHP versions 5.6 ~ 7.2. -
Enhancement: Resolved style tweaks in charts and fixed various JavaScript issues. -
Fix: Resolved issue with showing previous period data on hover when turned off. -
Fix: Resolved chart shrinking issue in Chrome. -
Fix: Fixed the “User Online” link in the Traffic Overview section. -
Fix: Addressed issue where the top referral was not displaying in the “Your Performance at a Glance” section. -
Fix: Resolved an issue with the report email option during some upgrades. -
Fix: Fixed date filter issue on the “Single Browser” and “Visitor Insights” pages. -
Fix: Fixed incorrect dates in the monthly schedule. -
Fix: Fixed incorrect order in taxonomy lists when sorted by hits. -
Update: Upgraded ChartJS to v4.4.4. -
Dev: Added function wp_statistics_needs_consent() to check if user consent is required. -
Dev: Removed Admin_Post and Admin_Taxonomy classes and replaced them with HitColumnHandler .