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"JetPack by WordPress.com Google Analytics by Yoast Analytics Stats Counter Statistics Simple Feed Stats WP Power Stats W3Counter Free Real-Time Web Stats WP Statistics Running a website without access to statistics is like piloting a ship without a compass. You might eventually get to your destination, but you'll suffer through a whole lot of unnecessary headaches along the way. Analytics hold the key to understanding exactly what your audience wants, which kinds of content gets them hooked, and maximizing engagement, conversions and (of course) your bottom line. There's a veritable treasure trove of data out there that you can take advantage of without investing in expensive advertisement campaigns, and with this post, you've got a map in your hands. To get started, let's break down how individual statistics can help you make better decisions, then go over a list of plugins that will get you all the data you need."

Log in to see statistics and summaries for JetPack powered WordPress sites (.org or .com)

"Widget Logic lets you control on which pages widgets appear using WP's conditional tags. It also adds a 'widget_content' filter. Download Version 0.56 ❤ Favorite Description Installation FAQ Screenshots Other Notes Changelog Stats Support Reviews Developers This plugin gives every widget an extra control field called "Widget logic" that lets you control the pages that the widget will appear on. The text field lets you use WP's Conditional Tags, or any general PHP code."

In short, Woopra is a stats tool for websites that lives as an application on your desktop (among other places) and can provide live webstats on your visitors.

This plugin adds a piwik stats site to your WordPress or WordPress multisite dashboard.

"Allows admins or all visitors to switch the blog theme. Has a restricted preview mode for your clients and includes a widget. Description Installation FAQ Screenshots Changelog Stats The plugin is great for theme development as you can tweak the template online without breaking stuff for visitors. You can also use it for presentations, to show off various templates. There is a widget and a theme cloud shortcode to make this easier."

Plug-in is small snippets of code allowing you to add extra functionality to your site! Like, if you want to get idea of the statistics of your site, WordPress.com stats plug-in can help, which helps you measure your number of page view matrix and it can also help you know where your traffic is coming from.

Search engine optimization is an intimidating topic for new websites, but using these free SEO tools for WordPress, you'll boost your Google rankings soon.

How do you improve your wordpress rankings with these tools. I think they only give you to find stats about keyword traffics. We do not get rankings based on keywords only.

Although Wordpress started as a small blogging system, it has now become a powerful CMS because but administrating your blog can be quite difficult sometimes. Luckily, there are some plugins that can make your life easier as an administrator.