Guides

Learn what website analytics measures, how traffic checkers differ from real data, what “free” costs, and how to pick a tool without a consent banner.

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Compare the three types of WordPress statistics plugin and pick one that won’t slow your site, fill your database, or need a consent banner.

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Compare session replay tools by job: UX, product, or debugging. Learn sampling limits, privacy masking, and how to choose without overpaying.

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Set up Google’s official Analytics MCP server, connect it to Claude or Gemini, and learn where its answers go wrong before you trust them.

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Add cookieless analytics to a plain HTML website. Install one script tag on every page, check it fires, and decide whether you need a consent banner.

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Heatmaps for WordPress show clicks, scrolls, and attention — but not why. Here’s how to read one, add one, and avoid the traps.

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Compare website analytics tools by consent, script weight, multi-site support and data limits, and pick the right one for the sites you run.

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Learn what simple analytics should include, how pricing really works, and which cookie-free setup fits one site or twenty without a consent banner.

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Choose a WordPress analytics plugin that keeps your database lean, your pages fast, and your site free of consent banners. Includes a 10-minute audit.

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Learn how to analyze website traffic the right way: which metrics matter, a 5-minute weekly routine, and how AI tools now read the data for you.

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