The free useClick plugin puts short links, click counts and cookie-free website analytics inside wp-admin. These tutorials show how to use it for real jobs: tracking which blog CTA brings signups, building campaign links without leaving WordPress, and moving off Bitly.
A step-by-step move from Bitly to useClick for WordPress sites: import your links, swap the bit.ly URLs in your posts, keep your branded domain working and stop paying for two tools.
Stop copying URLs between a spreadsheet, a UTM builder and a shortener. Build tagged campaign links in wp-admin, keep them grouped by campaign, and see their clicks next to your posts.
Your blog has a sidebar banner, an in-post button and a footer box, all pointing at the same signup page. Here is how to see which one actually brings signups, inside WordPress and without cookies.
How to create branded short links from the WordPress editor, see each post's clicks in the posts list and turn on cookie-free site analytics, with the free useClick plugin. Install, connect in one minute and what each plan unlocks.
UTM tags, tracked links and conversions: find out which post, email or ad actually brought the signup or the order.
Open the Attribution hubCookie-free website analytics and GDPR-friendly link tracking: what you can measure, what you can skip, and why.
Open the Privacy hubLink-in-bio pages, story links and tracked drops: see which post, platform and button sends people who buy.
Open the Creators hubInfluencer links, QR codes on packaging and seasonal sales: track each campaign from the first click to the order.
Open the Shopify & ecommerce hubBranded links per client, shared dashboards and reports without Google Analytics: run link tracking for many accounts.
Open the Agencies hubConnect useClick to Claude, Cursor, Codex or n8n over MCP and ask your links and websites questions in plain language.
Open the AI & MCP hubuseClick next to Bitly, Linktree, Plausible, Dub and others: features, limits and what the stack costs every month.
Open the Comparisons hub