The best way is to track this in Feedburner – that will tell you how many “subscribers” you may have at any time. If you want to track how many people click on your RSS feed link on your WordPress site you can tag the link with some Google Analytics tracking code. See http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55578 for … Read more
Hook the script into the footer, which is easy enough. http://wpmututorials.com/plugins/how-to-hook-into-the-footer/ As stated in the post, toss that into mu-plugins, it will track all your site, regardless of domain. GA can sort it out on their end. totally do-able.
Please check out the WordPress Post Analytics Plugin that we (WisdmLabs) have created. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-post-analytics/ This is available on the WordPress plugin repository as a free download. We link your Google Analytics account to the plugin and pull data from the Analytics backend to showcase stats right inside any post. You have a choice of using … Read more
It is were me I’d just use different plugins; not sure if you’ll find one that does all of them and if so finding it will be happenstance. Or just code it directly into your theme (unless you are concerned about switching or upgrading themes.) Each of those is very trivial to do. Actually these … Read more
You can’t. GA requires javascript, and wordpress.com doesn’t allow it.
If you add tracking code to a theme file you will need to do this on every theme change. It is considered good practice to use plugin for this, like Google Analytics for WordPress. It will use common hooks (that every theme worth using has) to insert code and that way you don’t need to … Read more
The reason is you are using HostGator and enable the feature is Google Analytics Integration, by enable this one, HostGator will automatically add this snipped of code into your main website and all of it sub or add-on domain: <script src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/google_analytics_auto.js”></script></head> I my self also faced with this issue, my main website is http://nguyenhuutrong.com and … Read more
Google Analytics by Yoast has Custom Code setting to add stuff to tracking code. But says that it is added before trackPageview, while site speed instructions show it added after. Might or might not matter, I don’t know. Update Plugin has been updated to support (and default to) site speed tracking.
Google Analytics offers this feature and pretty much the way you wanted it. In GA, in the Content Section, check the AdSense subsection … specifically the AdSense Pages report. It tells you page wise which content has generated how much revenues. And yes, these reports are exportable in CSV format which open in Excel. If … Read more
I have sometimes wondered the same thing – whether wp maybe checked on save and kept a register etc I had a quick look at the code, and it seems not. There is however a global $shortcode_tags, and wp has this function function get_shortcode_regex() { global $shortcode_tags; $tagnames = array_keys($shortcode_tags); $tagregexp = join( ‘|’, array_map(‘preg_quote’, … Read more