The Views Report in the WP Statistics provides an overview of your website’s traffic trends over time. This report combines visual graphs and key metrics to help you understand how…

The Visitors Report in the WP Statistics provides a detailed log of individual visitors to your website. This report allows you to analyze who is visiting, where they come from,…

If you’ve recently adjusted the Roles & Permissions settings for the WP Statistics plugin and now find that certain menus are missing or you encounter the error message “You do…

WP Statistics displays the number of views for each post in the WordPress admin posts list. If you prefer to show the number of unique visitors instead, you can use…

To ensure the latest data is captured by WP Statistics, you may need to clear your website’s cache if you’re using a caching plugin. Here’s how to do it with…

By default, WP Statistics creates a .htaccess file in its folder inside the upload directory to prevent direct access to the files. You may want to disable the creation of…

WP Statistics allows you to exclude specific paths or segments of paths from being tracked. This feature is particularly helpful for pages that don’t need to be reflected in your…

Attribution models define how credit for conversions (such as purchases, sign-ups, or other desired actions) is assigned to different touchpoints along a visitor’s journey. WP Statistics offers two attribution models:…

If you’re having trouble with license validation, here are some common issues and steps to resolve them. This guide will help you fix errors and manage domains for your WP…

WP Statistics stores all its data in your WordPress database, and over time, the amount of data can increase significantly. Since this data is stored directly on your server, you…