Google Analytics and Feedburner Reports plugin for WordPress

WordPress by default doesn’t come with any sort of web site reporting tools (and it really shouldn’t). So if you want to know how many people visited your site, which pages they viewed, or where they came from, you’ll need to either rely on your raw web logs or use an online tracking service provided by a third party. There are many different third party web tracking services out there, but the two free and popular third party solutions that We highly recommend are Google Analytics (for web traffic) and Feedburner (for syndicated traffic).

Joe Tan created a WordPress plugin to check  web stats pretty regularly. This plugin allows you to easily view your Google Analytics and Feedburner reports in your WordPress administration area. It adds a top-level Reports tab and when you click on it, you’ll get a quick 7 day overview of what’s going on with your site (pageviews, visits, referrers, etc). You’ll have to login to Google Analytics or Feedburner directly if you want more detailed stats.

As you might expect, you’ll need either a Google Analytics or Feedburner account before you can really use this plugin. At the moment, these are the only two services that are supported, but I may consider adding some other services if it’s feasible.

Author: Joe Tan (Thnks Joe!)
License: GPL
Features:

• Provides you with a birds-eye view of what’s going on with your site
• Retrieves data from Google Analytics and Feedburner
• Reports are represented visually with graphs
• Choose the reports you want to view
• Ability to automatically install the Google Analytics tracking code for you, along with optional outbound link tracking.
• Automatically check for updates to the plugin

Installation:

1. Download and unzip the plugin.
2. Upload the entire “tantan” directory to the WordPress wp-content/plugins directory.
3. Login to your WordPress admin, click “Plugins”, and then activate the “WordPress Reports” plugin.
4. Click on the new “Reports” tab, and click “Setup” subtab.
5. Follow the on screen instructions and enter the proper details for each service.
6. You’re done! Click the “Reports” tab again to view the traffic summary for your site. Sweet!

Download the plugin

Source