Description
Google Analytics has a small problem in tracking: When someone visits a page, it waits for an event. If visitor leaves from that page, no event occurs and they are counted as a bounce.
This plugin fixes it by generating an event when visitors scrolls and stays on page for 30 seconds.
Apart from fixing the code, it is also the simplest way to add Google Analytics code to your WordPress blog/website. You just have to enter your Google Analytics ID and that’s it. No complex options.
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Upcoming Features:
- Options to select who is tracked. (Authors, Editors and Administrators aren’t tracked right now)
- Option to set the timeout.
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Screenshots
Just enter your Analytics ID and you’re done. No complex settings.
Installation
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
- Upload
analytics-unbounce.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to Setting → Analytics Code to enter your Google Analytics ID.
FAQ
- Can I select the user type who is tracked?
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Not right now. I am working on implementing it soon.
- How do I get help?
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Best way is to contact me using this form
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Contributors & Developers
“Analytics Reduce Bounce Rate” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
2.3
- Change timeout back. Apologies for last one. It shouldn’t have been done in first place.
2.2
- Changed timeout to 5 seconds from 30 seconds.
2.0
- Added scroll event to make tracking more accurate.