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How To Add Google Analytics Plugin To WordPress

Filed under: WordPress 2.1 — appman at 10:03 am on Wednesday, January 31, 2007

I’m using Google Analytics to keep track of the traffic on my sites. I was having an annoying problem, though. Whenever I was changing the template on my WordPress, I had to manually add the GA code to the template. After a while I also noticed that the code had to be added to multiple files (I was adding it to index.php or footer.php, depending on the template). So I hadn’t been gotting all the traffic information to GA. Luckily there was a handy solution available.

I was checking out Andy Wibbles’ blog for the Google Analytics plugin for WordPress. I was feeling stupid: why hadn’t I been looking for a plugin to solve this problem :) The thing I like in WP is that there are many skillful people developing plugins that solve many tedious tasks. Respect to you all!

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