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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Adding a new tracking pixel to your site shouldn’t mean opening a code editor every time marketing wants to test something. Without a tag management system in place, every new snippet turns into a developer request, a deploy, and one more chance to break something else on the page. Google Tag Manager solves this by […]
You add a call-to-action button, an affiliate link, or a “download the guide” link to a page. A week later, you check Google Analytics and see the pageviews — but nothing tells you if anyone actually clicked. That’s the gap GA4 leaves open by default. It counts the visit, but it doesn’t automatically tell you […]
Setting up Google Analytics custom event tracking in WordPress feels overwhelming when you’re staring at complex code snippets and confusing Google Tag Manager configurations. We’ve been there — spending hours trying to figure out why your button clicks weren’t showing up in reports, all because you’d missed one tiny parameter. But here’s what we’ve learned […]
Product pages get all the SEO attention. Category pages get whatever’s left over — usually nothing. We’ve seen sites where every category page shared the same default title and an empty description. Meanwhile, the product pages inside them were optimized down to the alt text. That’s backwards. Category pages sit higher in your site’s structure, […]
A great headline can be the difference between a post that gets clicked and one that gets scrolled past. But knowing your headline needs work and knowing exactly what to change about it are two very different things. You can stare at a “62 out of 100” score with red warning icons next to character […]
I used to assume a page-one ranking meant the job was done. Lately I’ve noticed that’s not always true — I’ve seen lower-ranked pages get named in an AI Overview while a higher-ranked page on the same topic gets skipped. That gap between ranking well and getting cited is only getting wider. Checking your position […]
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