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Hi Everyone.

Can anyone let me know, How can i see traffics is improving to my website.

Is there any option in wordpress website we can counts monthly visitors and traffics?

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A few quick, practical points that build on the replies from , , and others: first be clear which metric you mean by “monthly visitors.” Unique visitors, sessions (visits) and pageviews are all different — unique visitors deduplicate users by device/browser, sessions group pageviews into a single visit, and pageviews count every page load. Which one you track changes how “improving” looks.

Common accuracy pitfalls to watch for: bot/crawler traffic can inflate numbers; visitors who block scripts or cookies won’t appear to client-side trackers; page caching and CDNs can affect where/when tracking runs; admin/editor activity on low-traffic sites skews results; and timezone or date-range mismatches will shift monthly totals. Apply filters (internal IPs, known bots) and compare identical date ranges when you check month-to-month.

Practical steps for WordPress that you can do right away: get a baseline from your host’s raw access logs (ask the host or download from the control panel) and run a simple log analyzer for a conservative unique-IP monthly count; use that as a cross-check against any dashboard numbers. If you use a JavaScript-based tracker, stop counting logged-in users so editors don’t bloat totals — add this to your theme’s functions.php and paste your tracker where indicated:

function site_tracking_head() {
  if ( is_user_logged_in() ) return;
  // paste your tracking script here
}
add_action( 'wp_head', 'site_tracking_head', 1 );

Finally: focus on trends and goals, not single raw numbers. Normalize for campaigns, check referral and landing-page shifts, and track a couple of concrete goals (form submits, signups) alongside visits. For : start with host logs for a baseline, then compare that baseline to whatever dashboard you’re using — big gaps will tell you whether you’re losing visitors (script-blocking/caching) or overcounting (bots/internal traffic).

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Member Avatar for Jashandeep

You can use google analytic tool to check the traffic.

Member Avatar for taylorchristina

Use Google Analytics to track traffic to your website.

Member Avatar for Jessica1234

Hi Everyone.

Can anyone let me know, How can i see traffics is improving to my website.

Is there any option in wordpress website we can counts monthly visitors and traffics?

Hi,
To check the traffic of the website you can use:
- websites like Alexa.com; this will show the views of your website
- services like Google Analytics; this will give the detailed view about visitors, their location and many more things.
- freeware tools available on the web to track visitors like Visitor tracking tool
- code; you can consult with the web developer to put a coding in the source code which tracks the visitors with their IP address.

Member Avatar for seoshub

Better to use Google analytics to track your website traffic and you can also use webmaster tools.

Member Avatar for sheena2012

Hi Everyone.

Can anyone let me know, How can i see traffics is improving to my website.

Is there any option in wordpress website we can counts monthly visitors and traffics?

You can install google analytics on your website. it helps you monitor not only the traffics but the kind of visitors that came. you can also study the graphs to help you learned the different pattern to your traffics.

It is delayed one day though, but its pretty good and accurate.

Member Avatar for Jenelia Jenny

I use Google analytics to track numbers of visitors so you can try it if you have google analytics account.

Member Avatar for websolutions

If its your website use google analytics code, for others websites you can use alexa.com, or many others like this.

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