Analytics360 on WordPress

Just installed the Analytics360 plugin into my WordPress and all I can say is, It’s AWESOME! I’m not sure about you but I do find it a chore to check my Google Analytics on Google but with this plugin, that problem is solved. If you’re a MailChimp user, this also works for you as well. By pulling data directly into the dashboard, I basically am accessing the robust analytics tools without leaving WordPress.

An overview of what it could do according to the WordPress Plugin Directory

Site Traffic: Visualize your site’s traffic trends and see how blog posts and email campaigns affect overall traffic. You can also isolate traffic coming directly to your site from email campaigns with the “campaign traffic” tab.
List Growth: Chart the growth of your mailing list over time. Compare new and existing subscribers. And if you’ve got multiple lists, see how they stack up to each other.
Top Referrers: Curious how all that new traffic ended up on your site? Wondering if more people are finding you through search or direct referrals? We’ll break it all down for you with Google Analytics.

All in all, it work similar to the WordPress.com’s Stats but instead of pulling the data from WordPress, this is straight from the Google Analytics, playing around with it for an hour or so, I do feel that it provides me with an easier access to the Google Analytics. It might not show me the amount I’m earning from Google Ads (You can see both the Ads earning and Analytics in a single page on Google’s Analytics) but it’s good enough for me.

I didn’t put any comments down regarding the MailChimp side of thing because I don’t use MailChimp but I supposed it would be fantastic. After all, this plugin is created by MailChimp itself. You can Download the Analytics360 Plugin here

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