Post Pay Counter

The best way to pay authors on WordPress

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General

  • Pay writers per visit on WordPress
  • Shortcodes – Display stats in public pages
  • Define settings priority (user, role, category)
  • Pay per bbPress Topics and Replies
  • Caching features and stats snapshots
  • WP-CLI commands

Payment features

  • Payment features and PayPal payments
  • Setup an effective payment flow for lifetime visits
  • PayPal setup and configuration
  • Set users’ PayPal email address

Developer documentation

  • Add a custom payment criteria
  • Add a custom column to the stats table
  • Set users’ PayPal email address
  • Extract selected information from stats table
  • Handle massive Analytics data imports
  • Backup plugin data
  • Caching features and stats snapshots
  • Hide stats columns from BuddyPress Members page
  • WP-CLI commands

Analytics integration

  • Google Analytics setup and configuration
  • The future of Google Analytics integration and support for GA4
  • Matomo Analytics setup and configuration
  • Plausible Analytics setup and configuration
  • Migrate visits data away from Google Analytics
  • Share Google Adsense revenue with authors
  • Fix the “All Website Data” Analytics label issue
  • Handle massive Analytics data imports

Troubleshooting

  • Fixed a Publisher Bonus issue with complex settings setups
  • Issue with Publisher Bonus negative due payment
  • License activation failure with timeout error
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  • Fix the “All Website Data” Analytics label issue

When linking Google Analytics with Post Pay Counter PRO, you need to select which of your profiles relates to the site you are using. However, it can happen that none of the choices match your website name, and only a cryptic All Website Data label is displayed. If you have just one profile, it is easy to guess, since it is the only one. However, if you have multiple profiles to choose from, it is virtually impossible to know which one you would like to pick.

Analytics All Website Data 1

This is not an issue of Post Pay Counter, but a misconfiguration in Analytics. Luckily, it is an easy fix, so let’s see how to change the label so that it actually carries your website name.

Log into your Analytics account and go to the administration section by clicking on the Admin tab at the top.
Select the account that relates to the website you are interested into (on the left).
On the right, under Views, you should already see the All Website Data label. Just below it, click on View settings.

Analytics All Website Data 2

After entering your Views settings, there is an apt View name field where you can enter the new name.
After doing that, do not forget to save the changes with the button at the bottom of the page!

Analytics All Website Data 3You can now go back to the Google Analytics/Adsense Status box in Post Pay Counter’s options, refresh the page, and set up Analytics again. The new label will show up in the dropdown.

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Updated on April 12, 2022
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