Google Analytics 4 offers dozens of standard reports, but most site owners only ever open two or three of them. That’s a problem, because the report holding the answer to a question you’ve already been asking — why traffic dropped, why visitors aren’t converting — is usually one you’ve never clicked into. GA4’s interface doesn’t […]
9 Alternative Search Engines Other Than Google in 2026
Google dominates the search engine market by a huge margin. According to Statista, nearly 80% of all searches take place on Google. But there are quite a few search engines besides Google out there that you can use if you prefer something different. Whether you’re concerned about privacy, want more specialized results, or just want […]
GA4 Funnel Exploration Reports: Beginner’s Guide
Want to see how your website visitors are progressing through an analytics funnel on your website? A GA4 funnel exploration report can show you how successful your funnel is, plus exactly where visitors are abandoning it. That makes funnel reports one of the most useful tools for figuring out how to improve your website and […]
How to See Which Google Analytics Traffic Sources Convert Best
Not every visitor is worth the same amount to your business. If you only look at session counts, your Google Analytics traffic reports can hide that fact. A channel that sends you thousands of visits a month might convert almost none of them. Meanwhile, a much smaller channel can quietly send you your best customers. […]
How to Track AIOSEO Focus Keyphrases in Google Analytics
AIOSEO can tell you exactly how well a page is optimized for its target keyphrase — the placement, the density, the meta tags, all scored in real time. What it can’t tell you is whether that keyphrase is actually pulling its weight once the page goes live. You could hit a perfect score on a […]
7 Website Traffic Checkers: How Much Traffic Does a Website Get?
A competitor’s post just jumped three spots above yours, and the real question isn’t the ranking — it’s how much traffic that jump is actually worth. A website traffic checker can give you that number — or at least a solid estimate — without you ever touching their analytics. I’ve cross-checked a few of these […]
How to Track Top Selling Products in Google Analytics
Every online store has a handful of products that quietly carry the rest of the catalog. Figuring out exactly which ones they are, though, takes more than a hunch. Google Analytics has that answer sitting in its eCommerce reports, and we’ve dug through this kind of data on a lot of WordPress stores over the […]
How to Set Up Individual WooCommerce Customer Tracking
A customer browses your WooCommerce store on their phone, then comes back later on a laptop to finish the purchase. To Google Analytics, that’s not one shopper on a two-device journey — it’s two unrelated strangers, because GA identifies visitors by device, not by who they actually are. Tracking individual WooCommerce customers by User ID […]
On-page SEO in WordPress: Your Complete Guide
Two articles can target the same keyword, cover the same ground, and publish the same week. Yet one ranks on page one, and the other never breaks the top 50. The difference usually isn’t the writing. It’s on-page SEO — the structural details that tell search engines exactly what a page is about. We’ve audited […]
How to Track Yoast Focus Keyphrases (WordPress + GA4)
Yoast SEO tells you which keyphrase you’re targeting for a post. What it can’t tell you is whether that keyphrase is actually pulling in traffic, keeping people engaged, or turning into sales. I’ve been helping WordPress site owners optimize their content strategy for years, and one of the most useful techniques I’ve found is tracking […]