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1. Clicky Analytics<\/a> – WordPress Analytics Plugin<\/h2>\nWith over 695,000 active subscribers, Clicky Analytics\u00a0is a formidible force in the world of WordPress plugin analytics. The plugin collects heatmap data on a per-page basis as well as for individual user sessions for the most thorough analysis. You have easy access to your site’s basic statistics with a widget on your Admin dashboard. There’s no need to worry about loading speeds as the plugin includes a cache function<\/a>. Additional features include usernames tracking, emails tracking as well as video actions tracking for Youtube and HTML5. There is also a Pro version of this plugin available for $9.99 a month.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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2. Crazyegg<\/a> – Tracking Site<\/h2>\nCrazyegg\u00a0was developed by Hiten Shah and Neil Patel, two big names in digital marketing, so you can be sure you’re installing the best. This plugin claims to have 88% tracking accuracy, placing it well above its competitiors. As well as the free WordPress plugin, there are pro plans available from $9 a month, and all plans have a 30 day free trial. There are many features to set it apart, such as click data heatmap, scroll-map tracking, overlay for number of clicks on specific elements, ability to distiguish clicks based on referral sources (organic, direct traffic, etc.) and the ability to track multiple domains with one account.<\/p>\n
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3.\u00a0 Free Tools by SumoMe<\/a>\u00a0– WordPress Statistics Plugin<\/h2>\nSumoMe is a company founded by Noah Kagan, which provides great marketing features in its Free Tools plugin. The heatmaps feature of the plugin allows you to see where people are clicking (or not clicking). Other tools included in this free WordPress analytics plugin are a welcome mat, image sharer, floating bar and scroll box.<\/p>\n
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4. Mouseflow for WordPress<\/a> – Heatmap<\/h2>\nThis plugin puts a lot of emphasis on playback: it records all mouse movements including clicks, scrolls, key strokes and form interaction, it can even record the keystrokes used as visitors fill out forms. Mouseflow\u00a0is available as a free plan and a pro plan, which starts at $10 a month. Additional features include page to page tracking, mobile and responsive support, complete visitor details and a beautiful heatmap.<\/p>\n
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5. SessionCam<\/a> – WordPress Plugin Analytics<\/h2>\nSessionCam\u00a0is a WordPress analytics plugin which allows you to track the actions of users on your site, including where they move their mouse, which forms they filled in and errors they generated. The plugin also enables you to select a user from the tracking reports and watch a playback of their journey on your site. There are also extra features including recording web sessions in real time, analysing recorded activity, understanding funnel and form conversion, creating stunning behavioural heatmaps and conveniently integrating with Google Analytics.<\/p>\n
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2. Crazyegg<\/a> – Tracking Site<\/h2>\nCrazyegg\u00a0was developed by Hiten Shah and Neil Patel, two big names in digital marketing, so you can be sure you’re installing the best. This plugin claims to have 88% tracking accuracy, placing it well above its competitiors. As well as the free WordPress plugin, there are pro plans available from $9 a month, and all plans have a 30 day free trial. There are many features to set it apart, such as click data heatmap, scroll-map tracking, overlay for number of clicks on specific elements, ability to distiguish clicks based on referral sources (organic, direct traffic, etc.) and the ability to track multiple domains with one account.<\/p>\n
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3.\u00a0 Free Tools by SumoMe<\/a>\u00a0– WordPress Statistics Plugin<\/h2>\nSumoMe is a company founded by Noah Kagan, which provides great marketing features in its Free Tools plugin. The heatmaps feature of the plugin allows you to see where people are clicking (or not clicking). Other tools included in this free WordPress analytics plugin are a welcome mat, image sharer, floating bar and scroll box.<\/p>\n
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4. Mouseflow for WordPress<\/a> – Heatmap<\/h2>\nThis plugin puts a lot of emphasis on playback: it records all mouse movements including clicks, scrolls, key strokes and form interaction, it can even record the keystrokes used as visitors fill out forms. Mouseflow\u00a0is available as a free plan and a pro plan, which starts at $10 a month. Additional features include page to page tracking, mobile and responsive support, complete visitor details and a beautiful heatmap.<\/p>\n
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5. SessionCam<\/a> – WordPress Plugin Analytics<\/h2>\nSessionCam\u00a0is a WordPress analytics plugin which allows you to track the actions of users on your site, including where they move their mouse, which forms they filled in and errors they generated. The plugin also enables you to select a user from the tracking reports and watch a playback of their journey on your site. There are also extra features including recording web sessions in real time, analysing recorded activity, understanding funnel and form conversion, creating stunning behavioural heatmaps and conveniently integrating with Google Analytics.<\/p>\n
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Image: WordPress.org<\/p><\/div>\n
3.\u00a0 Free Tools by SumoMe<\/a>\u00a0– WordPress Statistics Plugin<\/h2>\nSumoMe is a company founded by Noah Kagan, which provides great marketing features in its Free Tools plugin. The heatmaps feature of the plugin allows you to see where people are clicking (or not clicking). Other tools included in this free WordPress analytics plugin are a welcome mat, image sharer, floating bar and scroll box.<\/p>\n
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Image: WordPress.org<\/p><\/div>\n
4. Mouseflow for WordPress<\/a> – Heatmap<\/h2>\nThis plugin puts a lot of emphasis on playback: it records all mouse movements including clicks, scrolls, key strokes and form interaction, it can even record the keystrokes used as visitors fill out forms. Mouseflow\u00a0is available as a free plan and a pro plan, which starts at $10 a month. Additional features include page to page tracking, mobile and responsive support, complete visitor details and a beautiful heatmap.<\/p>\n
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Image: sessioncam.com<\/p><\/div>\n
5. SessionCam<\/a> – WordPress Plugin Analytics<\/h2>\nSessionCam\u00a0is a WordPress analytics plugin which allows you to track the actions of users on your site, including where they move their mouse, which forms they filled in and errors they generated. The plugin also enables you to select a user from the tracking reports and watch a playback of their journey on your site. There are also extra features including recording web sessions in real time, analysing recorded activity, understanding funnel and form conversion, creating stunning behavioural heatmaps and conveniently integrating with Google Analytics.<\/p>\n
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Image: WordPress.org<\/p><\/div>\n
4. Mouseflow for WordPress<\/a> – Heatmap<\/h2>\nThis plugin puts a lot of emphasis on playback: it records all mouse movements including clicks, scrolls, key strokes and form interaction, it can even record the keystrokes used as visitors fill out forms. Mouseflow\u00a0is available as a free plan and a pro plan, which starts at $10 a month. Additional features include page to page tracking, mobile and responsive support, complete visitor details and a beautiful heatmap.<\/p>\n
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Image: sessioncam.com<\/p><\/div>\n
5. SessionCam<\/a> – WordPress Plugin Analytics<\/h2>\nSessionCam\u00a0is a WordPress analytics plugin which allows you to track the actions of users on your site, including where they move their mouse, which forms they filled in and errors they generated. The plugin also enables you to select a user from the tracking reports and watch a playback of their journey on your site. There are also extra features including recording web sessions in real time, analysing recorded activity, understanding funnel and form conversion, creating stunning behavioural heatmaps and conveniently integrating with Google Analytics.<\/p>\n
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