Analytics 4Live

What happened after they clicked, on the same row as the query.

One more read-only scope on the same Google sign-in. Verand reads sessions, engagement and conversions per landing page for the last 28 days, and puts them beside the Search Console numbers so a single row carries the whole funnel.

First

Sign in

The read-only Analytics scope. Nothing is tagged and nothing is installed.

Then

Pick the property

The GA4 property for this site, confirmed by you.

Daily

It syncs

Per landing page, joined onto the pages Verand already crawled.

After that

The funnel closes

Query, impression, click, session, engagement, conversion. One row.

1 Sign in

A second read-only scope, on the sign-in you already did.

Analytics is the same Google account and one additional permission, and that permission is read only. Verand cannot create a tag, change a setting, define an event or touch your data retention, because the scope it holds does not allow any of it.

Nothing is added to your site. No script, no tag, no container, no verification step.
You pick which GA4 property belongs to this site, because an account with a dozen properties should never be guessed at.
It cannot write, tag or configure anything. Read only, the same as Search Console.
Settings · Integrations · Analytics 4Connected
Signed in asDan NickelGoogle account
ScopeAnalytics, read onlyRead only
Propertyproperties/318492057Confirmed
Added to your siteNothingNo tag
Nothing installed, nothing changed.The first sync runs on connect, not on tomorrow’s schedule.
2 What it reads

Behaviour per landing page, for the last 28 days.

Sessions, users, engagement rate, average engagement time and your key events, grouped by the page people landed on. That grouping is the point: it is the only way Analytics numbers can sit on the same row as the query that brought someone in.

Your key events are what Verand counts as conversions. It does not invent a definition of success for you.
Averages are weighted by sessions when pages are merged, so a page with nine sessions does not drag a page with nine hundred.
It also reads your top traffic sources and counts the sessions arriving from AI assistants, which is a number most dashboards still do not separate out.
It does not read anything about individual visitors. Page-level totals are the whole of it.
Analytics 4 · last 28 daysRead only
Sessions3,104
Engagement rate61.4%
Avg engagement1m 48s
Key events37your definition, not ours
From AI assistants86 sessionsCounted separately
Grouped by landing page.Which is what lets one row carry both halves of the funnel.
3 Where it shows up

One row, from the query to what they did.

The Page Tracker row you already had gains its second half. Impressions and clicks came from Search Console; sessions, engagement and conversions come from here. Reading across one line answers the question that two dashboards in two tabs never quite do.

A page with clicks and no engagement is a different problem from a page with impressions and no clicks. On one row you can tell them apart.
Conversions per landing page is what separates the article that gets read from the article that gets you hired.
It writes only onto pages the crawl has already found, so the two halves always describe the same page.
Page Tracker · the whole funnelJoined daily
/blog/sec-marketing-rule412 clicks → 468 sessions → 11 conv
/blog/reg-d-506b-vs-506c286 clicks → 301 sessions → 7 conv
/blog/depreciation-recapture193 clicks → 204 sessions → 3 convReads, no calls
/services/fee-only-planning88 clicks → 96 sessions → 9 convEarning
Clicks from Search Console, the rest from Analytics.Same row, same page, no tab switching and no spreadsheet.
4 What it drives

It changes which page gets your hour.

Ranking data alone will always send you to the page with the most impressions. Adding behaviour sends you to the page where the work will actually pay, which is not usually the same page.

The SEO Analytics tab reads this directly, as a funnel rather than four charts that never meet.
A page that ranks, gets clicked and then loses people is a content problem Search Console cannot see on its own.
Nothing here publishes, schedules or changes a page. It decides what is worth doing, and you still approve the doing.
SEO Analytics · the funnelLast 28 days
Impressions29,958
Clicks9793.3% of impressions
Sessions1,069
Engaged65661.4%
Key events373.5% of sessions
One funnel, both sources.The drop that matters is usually not the one you were watching.
Before you connect

The four things people ask first.

Does Verand add anything to my site?

No. No tag, no script, no container and no verification file. It reads your existing property through Google, and your site is untouched.

Can it change my Analytics setup?

No. The scope is read only, so creating events, editing settings and changing retention are outside what the connection can do at all.

What counts as a conversion?

Whatever you have already marked as a key event in GA4. Verand reports your definition rather than inventing one, which also means it is worth checking that your key events are the ones you care about.

Do I need Search Console as well?

They work separately, but the funnel only closes with both. Search Console supplies the query and the click, Analytics supplies what happened next.

Setting it up

Three steps, about a minute.

If you already connected Search Console, this is the same account and one more permission.

1

Sign in with Google

Settings, then Integrations, then Analytics 4. Use an account that can read the property.

2

Pick the property

Choose the GA4 property for this site. Verand will not guess when an account holds several.

3

Watch the row fill

The first sync runs on connect. Sessions and conversions appear beside the clicks you already had.

This connection is read only in both directions. Verand reads your behaviour data. It adds nothing to your site and changes nothing in your property.

See which pages earn, not just which ones rank.

Seven days, every feature unlocked, one click to cancel.

Read only, in both directions. Publishing is a separate step, through WordPress or your GitHub repo, and only when you press the button.
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