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Revenue map

Which pages bring in sign-ups, leads and affiliate clicks, and where Google's attention goes today.

Built from the site's Google Analytics (the last 12 months) and Search Console (the last 16 months), pulled October 28, 2026. A revenue map shows which pages bring in money: sign-ups, leads and affiliate clicks, page by page. On this site the first finding is that none of those are measured yet, so the map shows where the attention goes today and what to measure.

What the site earns today

0sign-ups, leads or affiliate clicks measured in 12 months: Analytics has no key events set up
52visits from Google search in 12 months
96%of the times Google showed the site, it showed the homepage
Where visits came from (12 months)VisitsWhat it means
Direct19,62413,043 of them arrived in one month (November 2025). A burst like that is usually automated traffic, not readers.
Other websites1,032Links from other sites
Not identified877Analytics could not tell where they came from
Google search52The channel SEO grows
Social media4
AI tools1ChatGPT, Perplexity and similar

Nothing that earns money is measured Impact: high Effort: low

What we saw

Analytics records page views and scrolling, but no key events: no newsletter sign-ups (there is no form), no contact requests, no affiliate clicks. In 12 months it logged 10 clicks to other websites in total. Without these, no report can say which page earns, so SEO work cannot be aimed at money.

What to do

Set up the 4 key events below this week. They cost nothing and start the clock for the day-60 map.

Where Google's attention goes, by type of page

Each row groups the pages Google showed in the last 16 months. The last two columns are how that kind of page could earn for a WordPress news site, and what stops it today.

Type of pagePages Google showedTimes shownClicksHow it could earnToday
Homepage124,43613Newsletter sign-ups and sponsor placementsNo sign-up form anywhere on the site
Other news and articles114446Newsletter sign-upsNo sign-up form
Security news172790Leads for WordPress security helpOnly a small Contact link (conversion review)
How-to guides2160Leads, and affiliate clicks to the tools they useNo tracked clicks
Weekly roundups1110Newsletter sign-ups (the roundup is the newsletter)No sign-up form
Best-of lists and comparisons000Affiliate commissions, usually the best earner for a WordPress news siteGoogle has shown none of them
Category and tag pages251580None: they should not be in Google (work order 1)Taking Google's attention from the articles
The homepage is shown mostly for unrelated searches, such as other websites' addresses, and Google keeps most of the searches private. The pages that could earn the most, the best-of lists and comparisons, have not been shown once.

What we set up so the map fills in

  1. Newsletter sign-up on every article and the homepage, tracked as a key event (the conversion review has the placement).
  2. Contact and security-help requests, tracked as leads, with a value per lead you set.
  3. Affiliate clicks: every click to a partner program, tracked with the partner's name, so each list shows what it earns.
  4. A bot filter in Analytics and at the firewall, so bursts like November 2025 stop hiding real readers.

At the day-60 check this page shows real numbers: sign-ups, leads and affiliate clicks for every page, joined to the keywords each page targets, so the next 90 days of work go where the money is.