ryanmaurodesign

This worked perfectly for me. I now have a thumbnail image whose title reflects the associated post.

Another way to do this would be to create an image tag and put the post thumbnail’s url into the image’s src attribute and the post title into the image’s title attribute.

Analytics360 Version 1.2.6 now shows “Site Traffic” graph in WordPress Version 3.2.1
Resolved!

Hey @kristof

Check out some of the solutions in this topic:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-authenticate-google-analytics-from-analytics360-plugin-page

I and a few others were able to resolve the issue.

@leroyschulz

Awesome! Glad we figured it out.

@leroyschulz

just to clarify what I did that made it work for me…
? my domain name is: “www.yourdomain.com”
? my blog actually lives in a subdirectory like yours, but “www.yourdomain.com” automatically points to that subdirectory
? I already registered “www.yourdomain.com” with Google but Analytics360° wasn’t working ( I got the same message as @thehealthyskeptic )
? I had to additionally register “yourdomain.com” with Google and then list “www.yourdomain.com” as the “Target URL path prefix” of “yourdomain.com”
? After that I was successful

If this is obvious and what you’ve done already I apologize, if not hopefully it can help you and maybe others.

note: I didn’t put “https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin” in the Target URL box as @gabrielortega suggested yet I was still successful. Everything works for me except the site traffic graph, but that is a topic for another forum.

@leroyschulz

add “www.” in front of your address when entering your url for the value “Target URL path prefix:” in Google’s site management. This worked for me.