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Hi Stefano,
Just purchased your plugin a few hours ago and it’s been amazing.
However, I’ve seen inconsistency with the unique pageviews of the article between Google Analytics.
Example:
The article was posted on November 8, 2021.
Date Range for UVs: Nov-8 to Nov-15.
UV Count: 17,787 (PV count: 19,184).On PPC, it’s showing: 20,634 instead of 17,787 (even the pageviews does not match!)
I already double-checked the settings and I’ve set the “Views Type” to “Use Unique Pageviews”.
Is there anything that I need to do?
Hi Lex!
Great to hear you’re having a good time with the plugin!Is the date range you are looking at the same in Analytics and PPC? It can be slightly confusing, but the timerange for visits in not the one you pick in the stats page, but the one that is displayed in the Analytics Status box in the Options page 🙂
A nice day,
StefanoHi Stefano,
The date range I selected on the Stats Page is the same as what I’ve set on my Google Analytics page when I compared the unique pageviews.
My Google Analytics’ timezone is set to Los Angeles/Pacific Time. What’s your default timezone of the plugin? This might be causing the issue.
As I said, what you set in the stats page does not matter.
Do like this:- go to Post Pay Counter > Options > Google Analytics Status and take a note of the visits time range displayed there
- go into your Analytics dashboard and set the same time range
- compare visits data by picking one post in the stats page and checking its visits amount in Analytics (make sure to include all possible sources, such as amp visits and fb shares, for example)
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