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Track your Wordpress blog with YWA
Would you like having advanced real-time tracking of your Wordpress blog? With the Yahoo! Web Analytics Wordpress Plugin made by Rudi Shumpert you will get exactly that without having to know any coding. All you need is an Yahoo! Web Analytics account and a blog running on the Wordpress engine.
It only takes about 3 minutes to install and setup the plugin, and it does’nt require any coding skills at all. You get full overview over your visitors and whats going on on your blog, you even get to see if the users are logged in or not, and everything is real-time. However you will need to go thru a YWA consultant (such as Astrups.com that I work for) to get an Yahoo! Web Analytics account.
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Thanks for using my plugin, and for the review! I’m glad that it is proving useful.
-Rudi
@rrs_atl