Tag: analytics

  • #156 – Derek Ashauer on Analytics Options and Privacy Challenges

    #156 – Derek Ashauer on Analytics Options and Privacy Challenges

    On the podcast today we have Derek Ashauer. Derek, who transitioned from freelancing to creating WordPress plugins like Sunshine Photo Cart and Conversion Bridge, discusses the impact of European privacy laws, the limitations of Google Analytics, and the rise of privacy-focused analytics tools like Fathom and Plausible. He emphasises the ease and necessity of conversion…

  • Plausible Analytics Adds Statistics Dashboard to the WordPress Admin

    Plausible Analytics Adds Statistics Dashboard to the WordPress Admin

    Earlier this week, Plausible Analytics released version 1.2 of its WordPress plugin. The update includes a missing feature that should make it more appealing to end-users. The plugin now supports an “embedded mode” that displays a site’s stats directly in the WordPress admin interface. Without counting the self-hosted users of its open-source project, Plausible Analytics…

  • Heavy Analytics for WordPress Now Open Source and Available on GitHub

    Heavy Analytics for WordPress Now Open Source and Available on GitHub

    In January 2011, an alpha version of the Heavy Analytics plugin was released, offering WordPress administrators the ability to track and measure interaction on their sites. The project, created by Toby Cryns and Eric Johnson, aimed to make Heavy Analytics the finest WordPress reporting, BuddyPress reporting, and WordPress multisite reporting tool on the market. This…