{"id":20553,"date":"2021-11-27T10:46:17","date_gmt":"2021-11-27T08:46:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/vipestudio.com\/?p=20553"},"modified":"2021-11-29T10:46:35","modified_gmt":"2021-11-29T08:46:35","slug":"2-ways-to-visualize-your-wordpress-site-followers-analytics-and-mailing-lists","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vipestudio.com\/en\/2-ways-to-visualize-your-wordpress-site-followers-analytics-and-mailing-lists\/","title":{"rendered":"2 Ways to Visualize Your WordPress Site Followers: Analytics and Mailing Lists (Part 1)"},"content":{"rendered":"

The kinds and number of visitors on your site decide what direction your website will eventually take, and how much more traffic and followers<\/strong> you can generate. Thus, it makes sense to figure out these statistics about your website followers, and today, like your preferred WordPress agency for development, we\u2019ll be taking you through two ways to see the followers of your site in part 1 of a guided tour.<\/p>\n

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Why Would You Need To See Your Followers?<\/h2>\n

The analysis of your website followers will yield valuable insights about your audience<\/a> and your content, such as the number of people and the platforms they use, their devices and browsers, where they\u2019re from, and your most popular pages.<\/p>\n

It stands to reason that you can use this information in all the ways that lead to greater visibility, a better site UX<\/a> and eventually, more revenue. So, this time, we\u2019ll look at two ways that you can view this information about your WordPress website.<\/p>\n

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1. Analytics<\/h2>\n

Analytics can generate data and give you a comprehensive understanding<\/strong> of your visitors. The preferred way to do this, of course, is Google Analytics, which can tell you a lot about your audience \u2013 but also can be a bit of a challenge to set up, especially if you\u2019ve never dabbled in analytics before.<\/p>\n

A much more friendly option is MonsterInsights<\/a> that works well with WordPress and can be ready to go before you know it. Once MonsterInsights is activated, it\u2019ll begin gathering the data, and the analytics can soon be viewed in the dashboard itself. For more details on your visitors, select \u2018Insights\u2019, then \u2019Reports\u2019, and a screen with in-depth data will appear. Here, you can choose to drill down and understand such things as the devices used by your visitors, their countries of origin, who sends most of them your way and to which pages, how far down they scroll, and lots more.<\/p>\n

Selecting \u2018Publishers\u2019 at the top will give you the complete report. Together, these reports give you all relevant insights<\/strong> on your available date.<\/p>\n

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2. Email Lists<\/h2>\n

Mailing lists do of course help your online brand and business growth, but they also can tell you a lot about your WordPress followers. To get started, you\u2019ll need to get an email marketing service like, say, ConstantContact<\/a> which works great for a newer business. You might at this point want to take a step back and note that firstly, your actual email newsletters need to be well-crafted<\/strong> before the list is created.<\/p>\n

Logging into your account with ConstantContact begins the process of creating the email list. Selecting \u2018Contacts\u2019, and then the tab of the same name gives you an overview of your mailing list and information about the followers. And it doesn\u2019t end there \u2013 once the emails start going out to the list, you\u2019ll get engagement data<\/strong> about the subscribers, such as those who click on links or reply to your emails.<\/p>\n

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While this process we discussed applies specifically to ConstantContact, other competing tools also use a similar process. Regardless of which method you opt for, it goes without saying that it\u2019s often far more convenient to delegate the process to a reputed WordPress agency for development, sit back, and watch the data roll in.<\/p>\n

Understanding Your WordPress Followers<\/h2>\n

That concludes part 1 of our series on viewing and understanding your WordPress followers<\/strong>, and hopefully, you\u2019ll find these methods useful. In the next part, we\u2019ll discuss two more contemporary alternatives to the ones we saw today. So, until then, Vipe Studio is signing off – stay safe, stay informed, and stay WordPress-ing!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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