Some blog services like Typepad, Blogger and the free version of WordPress offer their own analytics. But if you run your own self-hosted version of WordPress, you’ll need to install a tracking code to measure your statistics. Most people choose the freemium version: Google Analytics.
It’s a great service and rich with a lot of data. For the novice, it can be a bit overwhelming. If that’s you, here’s a quick video tutorial to walk you through the basics:
Author
Ricardo Bueno is the Chief Experience Officer at Good Events Co., where he helps real estate brands produce & create unforgettable events that move the needle. He also serves as a Brand Ambassador for Real Geeks and Cross Country Mortgage, collaborating on marketing, content, and live experiences for high-performing agents and teams.
Previously, he created and led FUBCON, the “Super Bowl” of real estate conferences and one of the most talked-about conferences in the real estate industry.
Whether he’s building brands, producing events, or teaching agents how to convert leads into closings, Ricardo brings the energy, strategy, and execution to help pros stand out in a crowded market.
Join 5k+ other real estate professionals and get actionable advice for growing your real estate business.
