描述

qunb’s Growth Hacker Analytics combines Google Analytics and your own content to provide meaningful insights about your posts performance.

Traffic Stats: Visualize in a snap figures that matters to your site
Today’s traffic: Get key indicators for what page is working today, and where does this traffic comes from
Last post growth: Chart the growth of your last posts, compared to an average growth
Growth focus: absolue evolution of your performance

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屏幕截图

A first widget displaying your visitors and pageviews
A chart showing your last post visits since published, compared to average growth for your posts
A widget to focus on today's metrics
An absolute comparison on pageviews, likers, followers. Period to Period.
setting up your account start in the settings section and hit the "get the code" button
select google account containing your website's tracker
grant access to GHA
copy the code
paste it back into the field
confirm the website you want to track

Install GHA either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server into your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins > Installed’ menu from the WordPress dashboard.
Configure the plugin (Settings > Growth Hacking Analytics) by associating with your Google Analytics accounts (copy/paste provided code)
That’s it. You’re ready to go! (Dasboard > Growth Hacking Analytics)

Does the plugin have any minimum requirements?: Yes, the GHA plugin requires PHP 5.2. If you attempt to activate the plugin and PHP 5.2 is not available you will be presented with an error.
How do I report a bug or feature request?: Please drop us a line if you find a bug or would like to see a new feature added at: gha@qunb.com
Who created this plugin?: GHA was conceptualized and designed by the folks at qunb, a datastory teller company.

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First official release

Addition of 2 new widgets related to post initial growth and period to period comparison

First Public release with minimum features