This is an ad for a new product by the same creator as The WP World.

Your sites, one dashboard

Hey Pressers! 👋

Want a bit more independence from Google? Independent Analytics (not my product, not a sponsor) is a good place to start. Your visitor analytics live in your own WordPress database, so you keep control of the data.

The free plugin is straightforward to set up, with no separate analytics account or tracking code to paste in. You can see which pages people read and where they come from right inside WordPress. It also measures visits without cookies.

If you use Independent Analytics on a few WordPress sites, though, getting the full picture can mean opening one dashboard after another.

I’ve been working on a new side project to make that easier: Independence Hub. It brings the sites you manage into one private dashboard, so you can check traffic across your portfolio and see which site deserves a closer look.

A quicker way to check in:

👀 See the bigger picture: Follow combined traffic trends across your connected sites - grouped by client if you want.

🗓️ Compare performance: See how each site’s traffic has changed against the previous period.

🎯 Find where to look next: Opportunity Radar™ highlights traffic changes worth a closer look.

Need to dig deeper? The Unlimited plan includes detailed reports for top pages, traffic sources, devices, and geography.

To get connected, install the Independence Hub Connector on sites you administer and approve a read-only connection. No access to anything other than analytics data.

Start free with up to two sites

Your free account includes the portfolio overview and Opportunity Radar™. Connect a couple of sites and see how having them together changes your next analytics check-in.

You can also explore a sample dashboard before signing up.

I’d love to hear what you think once you’ve had a look. Hit reply and tell me how you’d use it.

— Marcus Burnette

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