Product
Haimoo Analytics features
Haimoo Analytics shows where traffic comes from, which pages are read, what produces goals and sales, which searches find the site and whether the site is in good shape.
Traffic
Identify sources and campaigns.
Referrer, source type and UTM parameters help distinguish, for example, referrals and campaigns. You can see where visits originate without turning every channel into a separate report.
Content
Read pages through visits.
The page path is part of every pageview record. It lets you examine pages in the context of traffic and identify the pages worth improving next.
Goals
Define what makes a visit successful.
Goals are counted from events. You can define a goal for a pageview or an approved event name and examine how often it occurs.
What changed
Changes in sentences, spikes and junk traffic apart.
The overview compares the selected period with the previous one of equal length and states at most six of the biggest changes in sentences. The Anomalies view shows traffic spikes, suspicious sources and unusual paths, and a junk source can be excluded from the numbers with one button.
Shop
WooCommerce sales in the same view as visitors.
The WordPress plugin reports orders and refunds from the shop's server. You see revenue, orders, average order, the purchase funnel by device, best-selling products and revenue by source and campaign.
Google Search
See which searches find your site.
The Search view brings Google Search Console data into the same service: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position and the top queries and pages. You connect with your own Google account and read-only access, and the data is fetched once a day.
When the Search Console property is a whole domain, the numbers include only this site's pages, not other subdomains.
Alerts and reports
Hear about changes before you open a report.
An alert goes out when tracking has stopped, traffic shows an unusual spike or a goal is reached for the first time. Alerts arrive by e-mail and, if you want, as a browser notification.
Optional weekly and monthly reports give visitors, pageviews, top pages and source types compared with the previous period.
Site status
Tracking, privacy and technical health on one page.
The Site status page tells you whether tracking works and lists third-party trackers and embeds found on the home page, such as Google Analytics, Meta Pixel and YouTube.
The home page is checked every five minutes, and you are notified when an outage starts and ends. The SSL certificate triggers a notice 14 and 3 days before it expires. Once a week the home page and the most read pages are checked, and links that do not work are listed by page.
Site speed
Speed from real visitors, not a lab.
Optional Core Web Vitals measurement collects LCP, INP, CLS, TTFB and FCP from page loads. Results are shown separately for mobile and desktop as the 75th percentile, coloured by Google's thresholds. Measurements are kept for at most 90 days.
Automatic events
Outbound links, downloads, forms and 404 without your own code.
When you turn them on with a setting in the snippet or with the WordPress plugin options, the tracker records outbound links, file downloads, form submissions and 404 pages. For a form only its identifier is stored, such as search form, id or name, not the field contents.