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, sometimes you don’t see your website name, but only a cryptic All Website Data. If you have multiple profiles to choose from, it’s virtually impossible to know which one you should pick.
This is not an issue of the plugin, but a misconfiguration in Analytics. In this tutorial you’ll learn to change the label so that it carries your website name.
If you already know how to pay your writers per visits, you may want to pay them for all the visits their posts record through all time, not just for the current month. This can be easily achieved through the PRO version mark as paid feature. This tutorial will guide you through how to set up the payment flow in order to achieve that.
Post Pay Counter PRO allows you to pay your writers on WordPress basing on how many Google Analytics visits their posts logged. This tutorial shows how to set it up. After setting it up, you may be interested in putting up an effective visits payment flow.
Note: Post Pay Counter PRO does not keep track of Analytics visits, it can only use them to compute the payments. For the tracking you will need something like Google Analytics for WordPress.
First thing to look for is the Google Analytics Settings box. Every section is explained quite in detail, but what is important is that you go through these settings before going on with the setup. They are already set up in a standard and usually-fine way, but if you do want to change them, you should do that before anything else. Don’t forget to hit the Save options button when you are done.