Viewing Outbound Link Reports in Google Analytics

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However, Google Analytics doesn't record these URLs as outbound links by default because they still contain your domain name in the URL. This is where MonsterInsights comes in. You can specify the path for your affiliate links, and the plugin will automatically track them in Google Analytics.

To do this, simply go to the Insights » Settings page and click on the “Publisher” tab.

Edit affiliate link tracking settings
Now you need to specify the path for your affiliate links. This is the prefix added by your link cloaking or affiliate link manager plugin. For example, if you used “refer” as a prefix, add it below the “Path” field.

After that, you need to provide a label for these links. This label will be list of venezuela cell phone number added to your Google Analytics report and will help you identify these links in your reports. Don't forget to click the "Save Changes" button to save your settings.

Next, you can view your top affiliate links in WordPress with MonsterInsights. Simply go to Insights » Reports and click on the “Publishers” tab. Then scroll down to the “Top Affiliate Links” report and see which links your visitors click the most.

Top Affiliate Links Report
Now that you have enabled link tracking on your WordPress site, let's see how to check outbound links in Google Analytics.

Remember that it may take at least 24 hours for Google Analytics to collect the data and display it in its reports.

In Google Analytics 4, you need to create a custom report to view outbound link tracking. This can be a tedious task, but you can follow the steps to set up a report.

First, you need to log into your Google Analytics 4 account and create a custom report to see your outbound link c