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NEW: One Page Google Analytics Dashboard 🤩 Understanding website analytics has become a real challenge! Google Analytics, used to be perfect … but after the release of GA4, it’s become too difficult to use for small business owners. Many users asked me to share a Google Analytics alternative, but... they are all too expensive ... everyone charges based on the number of visitors you get on your site. What if there was a solution that could make Google Analytics easy again like it used to be without the HIGH costs? Today, I am excited to announce a simple and easy-to-understand dashboard for Google Analytics 4. OnePageGA is the magic button you always wish you had. With just a few clicks, it instantly turns all your Google Analytics 4 data into easy-to-use reports … no need to install a plugin or touch a line of code! It comes with 25+ pre-made reports, eCommerce revenue tracking, first touch attribution, ability to easily build funnel reports, and more. Check out the preview of it in the video below or try for free by going to Excellent work by John Turner for solving a REAL problem that many of us are having. Try it and let me know your thoughts 🙏show more

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Syed Balkhi1 year ago

Also for more on the background story, check out the announcement post on WPBeginner:

Devin Walker1 year ago

Great idea. Simplify something overly complex for the real-world person. Brilliant!

Syed Balkhi1 year ago

Yup really solving our own problems. I find GA4 reports to be quite complicated and requires way too many clicks.

Mike Stott1 year ago

Looks cool, but I get a blank dash with an error

Holistic Revival1 year ago

What a game-changer, Syed! Simplifying analytics is a must for small business owners. I've seen how overwhelming data can be, especially when it comes to making sense of it all. Have you considered the impact of digital overwhelm on our mental well-being? Perhaps we can explore some mindfulness techniques to help navigate the noise?

Joe Youngblood1 year ago

This is now #1 on every list on WP Beginner isn't it?

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