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To rival GA it would be great to track conversions such as purchases directly instead of through page views. It would also be great to be able to populate the value of a conversion. Preferably dynamically.

It would be great if we could export all the data to a csv-file (or a set of csv-files) so that they can be imported to a BI-tool like Qlik or Power BI

Send scheduled report (weekly, monthly, …). Best if mail-address can set free without limitation to registered users. On-Top: Report as DIN A4-PDF as additional option. But as HTML-Mail first, for faster readability.

It would be very helpful if we could see the country where our visitors are located.

I want to have Burst Statistics plugin installed on subdomain “m.domain.com” on separate web hosting and measure traffic for main domain “domain.com”. I want to keep the database size of web on “domain.com” as small as possible and with minimum number of plugins. This is the only main feature, which is missing for this plugin. […]

It would be useful to have an overview of the click statistics for each of the outbound links on a page, to easily track the amount of clicks on each outbound link. In the current plugin version, one would have to create individual goals for each of those links.

Add a way to add custom goals to keep track of important website metrics. For example clicks on outgoing links and clicks on buttons. Another custom goal could be keeping track of Woocommerce sales.

The challenge with the current dashboard is that it shows for example 100 page views to page1.php. However in my case my website is national, if traffic is coming from Russia or China it is probably bots or redundant traffic not valuable to me. Somehow it would be nice to see from where the traffic […]

I think the Statistics tab should be first to seen on the dashboard. This is the main information and we need to make one more click to see it.

I would like to see which external links the visiters click and how many times. Jetpack has this feature where I can see the number of times the links are clicked. I cant see however on what page the visitor clicked on the link. I need this information to track where and how often visitors […]

Hi Team, I was thinking that a current day view in burst (under the Statistics menu) would be good. At current, I can see everything that is TODAY – 1 but cannot see the metrics for the current day. Thanks, Brad

I know it’s possible in some statistic scripts to not only see from wich search engine the visitor came, but also wich keywords were used.

It would be really great to have a beautiful widget that sits on the dashboard showing the statistics. It would immediately give us a glimpse of the data without having to navigate through menus to find it.

Keep track of outgoing links and display these in the dashboard.

Filter not the full URL, but part of it. Like ‘/page/*’. That should show all data for everything that starts with page.

Options to let us more specifically define what constitutes a ‘bounce’ for our site. I’m sure you’re aware of the various possibilities, so let us choose different setups based on them, and/or even create our own. I know about your mu-plugin that allows to change the time on page parameter. It would also be nice […]

A populair post block with options like: – Plain list, list with image – filter on post type, taxonomy – number of posts – Time Range …or maybe a block variation of the query loop?

This feature will enable users to track and visualize the customer journey on their website, from the initial visit to the final conversion point (e.g., purchase, form submission, etc.). Key Components: Multi-Step Tracking: Allow users to define multiple stages of the customer journey and track user progress through these stages. Drop-Off Analysis: Show where potential […]

Keep track of events happening on the site, for example clicking a button or playing a video file, or making a purchase.