WordPress maintenance report: what to include so clients stay loyal
A wordpress maintenance report should make clients feel safe paying you next month. Here is what to include, what to cut, and how to write it.
Core analytics
Bring AI to your stats: Burst Statistics now speaks the WordPress Abilities API
WordPress 6.9 introduced the Abilities API, a new standard that lets plugins describe what they can do in a way that both humans and AI agents can…
Why WordPress site owners are leaving Google Analytics behind
More WordPress site owners are choosing to switch from Google Analytics — here's the honest reason why, and what they're finding when they do.
Introducing story reports: A smarter way to handle agency reporting
If you manage websites for clients, you already know that building the site is only half the job. The other half is proving that the site continues to…
Share your analytics with anyone, no WordPress account needed
One of the most overlooked features in Burst Statistics is also one of the most powerful: the ability to share any dashboard view with a single link. The…
Burst Pro nulled
Before you use Burst Pro nulled, know the real risks: malware, data leaks, and lack of updates. You wouldn't download a car, right?
Customizing Burst Email Templates
You can override the default email templates used by Burst Statistics by creating custom versions and using WordPress filters. In this article we will show…
How to fix the WordPress cron issue
Struggling with a broken WordPress cron? Follow our guide to fix the WordPress cron issue quickly and easily.
Introducing sales analytics for WooCommerce in Burst Pro
Explore the features of sales analytics for WooCommerce in Burst Pro. Merge sales and visitor data effortlessly for better decisions.
Filtering by Domain
Some websites can be accessed through multiple domains — for example my-domain.com and anotherdomain.com. Even though visitors see the same website, they…
How to Install Burst Statistics from the WordPress Repository
If you're looking for instructions to install Burst Pro, please see this article. Installing Burst Statistics directly from the official WordPress plugin…
How to Install Burst Statistics from GitHub
If you're looking for instructions to install the regular Burst Pro plugin, please see this article. Sometimes we release small patches, fixes, or test…
How to fix CORS errors when using Burst Statistics across different domains
If you're using the Burst tracking endpoint from a different domain (for example, tracking…
Why Burst Removes Anomalous Visits (and How You Can Customize It)
Please note: this feature will be released in version 2.3.0. To keep your statistics accurate and free from manipulation, Burst automatically detects…
How to enable debugging in WordPress
Learn how to debug in WordPress effectively. Troubleshoot site issues by enabling debugging mode and displaying errors.
Introducing advanced location insights
State/province & city tracking with an interactive map in Burst Pro Understanding where your audience is located is fundamental to making informed…
Data Sovereignty: Why it matters and how Burst Statistics gives you control over your data
Data is one of the most valuable assets an organization or individual possesses. Yet, with that value comes risk—particularly when data is stored or…
Flexible license activation for Staging & Development sites
At Burst Statistics, we understand that building and maintaining a website is a process. Before you launch new features or designs on your live site, you…
Using Burst Statistics shortcodes
Learn how to use Burst Statistics shortcodes to easily display page views, total visits, and other privacy-friendly analytics data on your WordPress posts…
Statistics including bounces
Quick recap about what a bounce is: A bounce is a visitor that has ended up on your website, but exited pretty quick, without any further interaction. Read…