Is Ditching Google Analytics for WordPress Plugin Independent Analytics A Good Idea?

In this video, we explore the transition from relying on Google Analytics to embracing Independent Analytics for website tracking and analysis. With growing concerns about data privacy and the desire for more control over our digital footprint, Independent Analytics offers a compelling alternative.
Join us as we delve into the features and benefits of Independent Analytics, available through platforms like independentwp..... We'll discuss how this shift empowers website owners with greater transparency, enhanced data ownership, and reduced reliance on third-party entities. From detailed traffic insights to customizable tracking options, Independent Analytics provides a comprehensive solution tailored to the needs of modern online businesses.
If you're ready to take control of your website analytics while prioritizing user privacy, this video is a must-watch. Join the movement towards independence and discover the power of Independent Analytics today!
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[@nikkilesley2525]

Thanks for the video. FYI, the background music is over powering your talking. For tutorials I personally prefer no music.

[@deckardcompany]

Thank you for your feedback; duly noted. I personally enjoy background music, but everyone has their own preferences. Thank you for watching, and I hope the video provided you with some valuable insight into what this plugin is all about! :)

[@Guitar4C]

Brian, thanks for the brief and nicely done video. I've been using this tool on our organization's site and I'm impressed with the information it provides. I have another site (non-business) that when folks search for us by our name, the results show decades-old newsletter pdf instead of the site itself. I was told that I need to have Google re-index the site, requiring a Google Analytics account and Google Search Console account. Seems a bit much for this simple site. Do you have any insight as to how to get the re-indexing done with additional accounts and attaching GA to the site? Thanks.

[@deckardcompany]

Hey there, so you really should get a GA and Search Console account; heck, they are free, and you can get a good amount of info from them. Good stuff, and in conjunction with this new analytics tool (which I am loving as well), together you got some good insights.
Now, as far as having Google re-index, otherwise known as recrawling, here is a good place to start from Google itself:
developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/ask-google-to-recrawl
I hope this helps. I wish you good luck with your websites. Thank you for chiming in here ;) Much appreciated!