[general] type = plugin title = "Google Analytics for WordPress" slug = "google-analytics-for-wordpress" description = "The Google Analytics for WordPress plugin allows you to track your blog easily and with lots of metadata. Check out the \[Google Analytics for WordPress video\]\[1\]: Full list of features: * Simple installation through integration with Google Analytics API: authenticate, select the site you want to track and you're done. * This plugin uses the asynchronous Google Analytics tracking code, the fastest and most reliable tracking code Google Analytics offers. * Option to manually place the tracking code in another location. * Automatic Google Analytics site speed tracking. * Outbound link & downloads tracking. * Configurable options to track outbound links either as pageviews. * Option to track just downloads as pageviews in Google Analytics. * Allows usage of custom variables in Google Analytics to track meta data on pages. Support for the following custom variables: * Author * Single category and / or multiple categories * Post type (especially useful if you use custom post types) * Logged in users * Publication Year * Tags * Possibility to ignore any user level and up, so all editors and higher for instance. * Easily connect your Google AdSense and Google Analytics accounts. * Option to tag links with Google Analytics campaign tracking, with the option to use hashes (#). * Option anonymize IP's, for use in countries like Germany. * Full \[debug mode\]\[2\], including Firebug lite and ga_debug.js for debugging Google Analytics issues. * Allow local hosting of ga.js file. * Tracking of search engines not included in Google Analytics default tracking. * Tracking of login and registration forms. Other interesting stuff: * Check out the other \[Wordpress plugins\]\[3\] by the same author. * Want to increase traffic to your WordPress blog? Check out the \[WordPress SEO\]\[4\] Guide! * Check out the authors \[WordPress Hosting\]\[5\] experience. Good hosting is hard to come by, but it doesn't have to be expensive, Joost tells you why! * If you've still not seen enough, or you'd rather listen than read, check out the \[WordPress Podcast\]\[6\], hosted by the author of this plugin and Frederick Townes, the creator of \[W3 Total Cache\]\[7\]. \[1\]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnUXzbvXxSQ \[2\]: http://yoast.com/google-analytics-debug-mode/ \[3\]: http://yoast.com/wordpress/ \[4\]: http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/ \[5\]: http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-hosting/ \[6\]: http://wp-community.org/ \[7\]: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/" author = "Joost de Valk" version = "4.2.2" updated = "2011-10-12" added = "2007-09-14" requires = "2.8" tested = "3.2.1" [tags] tags[] = "analytics" tags[] = "google" tags[] = "google analytics" tags[] = "statistics" tags[] = "stats" tags[] = "tracking" [category] category_slug = "analytics" category_name = "Analytics" [assets] link = "http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/google-analytics-for-wordpress.4.2.2.zip" icon = "" [info] featured = 1 homepage = "http://yoast.com/wordpress/google-analytics/#utm_source=wordpress&utm_medium=plugin&utm_campaign=google-analytics-for-wordpress&utm_content=v420" rating = "82" votes = "822" downloaded = "2503187" price = "0.00"