We're rolling out a new improved version of our Website Resource Monitor plugin for WordPress websites hosted on our servers. The latest version allows you to view up-to-date information on your website's disk space, database, and memory usage requirements from your WordPress dashboard (no more needing to log into Client Connect to check your usage!). We've even added a graphical indicator...
Vanity metrics are the numbers make you feel good but can also seriously mislead. Actionable metrics, on the other hand, help you react and take action. Let’s take an online store as an example... Typical vanity metrics: Total signups or total active users: That will automatically rise over time, almost entirely unrelated to what you do. Time spent on product site / number of pages and hits: If...
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