AnalyticsWP: #1 WordPress Analytics Plugin 1.10.0 NULLED

October 9, 2024
Version 1.10

Introducing the Advanced Query Builder in AnalyticsWP​

We are thrilled to announce a significant upgrade to AnalyticsWP: the Advanced Query Builder. This powerful new feature empowers you to craft custom, flexible, and nested queries on your analytics data directly from the admin dashboard. With this tool, you can dive deeper into your data, uncover hidden trends, and make data-driven decisions with greater confidence.

Key Features​

• Intuitive Query Building: Create complex queries effortlessly using a user-friendly interface.
• Flexible Conditions: Combine multiple conditions with AND and OR operators to refine your data precisely.
• Extensive Field Options: Filter analytics data based on fields like referrer, page URL, user agent, UTM parameters, user ID, user email, and device type.
• Device Type Filtering: Specifically target data from desktop, mobile, or tablet devices.
• Real-Time SQL Preview: See the generated SQL query in real-time as you build your filters, allowing for immediate adjustments.
• Helpful Resources: Access a comprehensive video tutorial directly from the Query Builder modal to get you started quickly.

Benefits​

• Enhanced Data Analysis: Drill down into specific segments of your audience to understand their behavior better.
• Custom Reporting: Tailor your analytics reports to focus on metrics that matter most to your business goals.
• Improved Decision-Making: Leverage detailed insights to inform marketing strategies, product development, and operational decisions.

August 14, 2024
Version 1.9

Introducing AnalyticsWP Version 1.9 - A Robust and Reliable Update!
We are thrilled to announce the latest version of AnalyticsWP, packed with enhancements that make your experience smoother, faster, and more reliable. This release is a testament to our ongoing commitment to improving AnalyticsWP, ensuring that it remains the best analytics solution for your WordPress site.

Key Improvements in Version 1.9:

- Refined Codebase for Enhanced Stability: Over the last four weeks, our team has been hard at work, meticulously updating and refactoring the entire codebase. The result? A product that is now 100% type-safe when analyzed by PSALM. This means a more stable and error-resistant experience, ensuring that AnalyticsWP performs flawlessly on your site.

Other:
- Text Overflow Issue Resolved: We've addressed a pesky bug in the WooCommerce Order widget embedded by AnalyticsWP, where text overflow was causing display issues. This fix ensures a cleaner, more professional look for your order data.

- Improved Functionality in Development Environments: Running AnalyticsWP in development or staging environments without HTTPS? No problem! We've implemented a fallback cryptography function, so AnalyticsWP will now work smoothly in setups like LocalWP, even when native browser functions aren't available.

Staying current with updates ensures that your site benefits from the latest performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features. Version 1.9 is all about making AnalyticsWP more reliable, secure, and user-friendly, so you can focus on what matters most—growing your business.

July 11, 2024 - Version 1.8

Important Update - Major performance improvements.
This version of AnalyticsWP includes significant performance improvements. We worked with multiple customers, running everything from tiny shared servers to large dedicated high-traffic servers, to identify and fix performance related issues.

Other additions in this update include:
- The concept of "multiple referrers" for any given order. This is a feature our own team has wanted for a while. The scenario: someone first comes to your site from a Facebook Ad, and then a couple weeks later they come from a Google search, and then finally they come from a block post before making a purchase. Where did the order come from? Facebook, Google, or the blog? AnalyticsWP will now surface all three as multiple referrers.

The same will apply for users that come to your site and signup, for example on a content site that does not use WooCommerce.

- Dozens of smaller improvements, code cleanup, etc.

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