Review GA4 reports in WordPress

Lara's Google Analytics (GA4) Premium adds a full-width analytics widget to the WordPress admin area and inserts GA4 tracking code on your pages. Express Setup and Advanced Setup are available for configuring the connection and dashboard.

Metrics in the dashboard

The quick overview covers the last 30 days and includes active users, new users, sessions, screen and page views, event count, average engagement time, and bounce rate. Other visitor views show most visited pages, browsers, languages, operating systems, device types, and screen resolutions.

Premium date ranges and visitor reports

Premium lets you choose any date range. Its additional reports include real-time visitors, traffic sources, visitor countries, operating system versions, device types and brands, and keywords provided by Google Search Console.

WooCommerce earnings graphs

For WooCommerce stores, Premium adds earnings graphs with more customization options. Store administrators can review this ecommerce information alongside the other analytics reports in WordPress.

Multisite tracking and permissions

In Multisite Multi-Network setups, each site or blog can use its own tracking code and dashboard widget. Permissions control which analytics data blog administrators and users can view. Lock Settings can also prevent users from changing widget settings or viewing other Google Analytics profiles.

Install and configure

In the WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins, choose Add New, then Upload Plugin.
Browse to the plugin ZIP file, select it, and activate the plugin from the Plugins menu after installation.
Use Express Setup or Advanced Setup to configure the GA4 connection and dashboard.
For a network, configure each site or blog with its own tracking code and dashboard settings as needed.

After setup, select a date range and open the reports you need. Buying Premium includes 12 months of free updates and support.

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