Hi Ben,
I’m sorry to hear that! Alright, so:

1. can you confirm that from your Analytics dashboard you can indeed see your Adsense revenue as well?
2. what does the section Post Pay Counter > Options > Google Analytics Status > Data status say?
3. can you confirm that individual posts generate revenue, as opposed to just the homepage or static pages (tag/category archives and the such)?

A nice day 🙂
Stefano

That script is recommended to cache stats after GA updates have happened and is supposed to be cron scheduled after the updates have happened.

The command you are interested into is wp ppc stats --cache-full, the workings of which is described in the page I linked, with examples 🙂

Stefano

Hi Tony,
as our License notes state, you will need the 2-5 websites license. Each public site requires a separate license 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano

Is there a possibility to start the count of the visits on each article after a number of visits maybe 100 without affecting other payments?

There is unfortunately not such setting, I am afraid 🙂

I bought your publisher addon but it does not work the way I want.

In what way does it not work as excpeted? You should be able to achieve what you seek! 🙂

Hi Omar,
this is often due to too wide a time range selected. Maybe also have a look at the Performance section in the Miscellanea box in the Options – there are a few settings that might help.
You can also, as you ask, reduce the number of elements shown per page. To do so, look at the top-right of the page, under Screen options 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano

Hi Faith,
no, plugin deactivation should not wipe any data. I don’t know what could have happened there, but there is nothing in the plugin doing that (unless you uninstall them, but that’s different).

For frontend stats, check out our shortcode tutorial! 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano

Hi Alex,
1. You may use whatever manual payment method you wish, and then mark the posts/authors as paid within the plugin, to still take advantage of its payments tracking and calculation features. See this tutorial. PayPal is the only “automatic” supported payment gateway though.
2. I am not familiar with that the MyCred plugin. We provide a shortcode to display stats in the frontend wherever you wish though (see this tutorial), so you might be able to achieve something similar to your screenshot. I suggest giving it a try 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano

Hi Charles,

1. Yes, have a look at the shortcode tutorial to know how to hide some columns: https://postpaycounter.com/ppcp-display-stats-in-public-pages-with-post-pay-counter-pro-shortcode/

2. Yes, but an extra addon is needed: the Author Payment Bonus addon 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano

Ciao Antonio,
è importante trovare un paio di particolari articoli per cui il conteggio sia sbagliato, perchè possiamo capire il problema. Dunque, individua almeno due post che, a naso, ti pare abbiano un numero di visite sbagliato. Poi vai a confrontarli con la tua dashboard Analytics. La finestra di tempo da scegliere in Analytics ha come data finale ieri, e come data iniziale il giorno che viene mostrato nel box Settings > Google Analytics Status. Se li trovi fammi sapere 🙂

PS. La versione PRO conteggia le viiste AMP. L’addon AMP è per pagarle diversamente e separarle dal totale.

Buona giornata,
Stefano

Sorry for the delay. I don’t have any link to share about the default theme. The defualt theme I am talking about is the one that comes by default when downloading BuddyPress. If you have deleted it, fetch it anew 🙂

A nice day,
Stefano