Descripción
Site Kit es el plugin oficial de Google para WordPress para obtener las perspectivas sobre cómo encuentran y usan tu sitio las personas. Site Kit es la solución integral para implementar, gestionar y obtener perspectivas desde herramientas críticas de Google para que el sitio tenga éxito en la web. Proporciona perspectivas fidedignas y actualizadas desde múltiples productos de Google directamente en el escritorio de WordPress para un fácil acceso, todo de forma gratuita.
Llevando lo mejor de las herramientas de Google a WordPress
Site Kit incluye características potentes que hacen que el uso de estos productos de Google sea perfecto y flexible:
- Estadísticas fáciles de entender directamente en el escritorio de tu WordPress
- Estadísticas oficiales de múltiples herramientas de Google, todo en un solo escritorio
- Configuración rápida para múltiples herramientas de Google sin tener que editar el código fuente de tu sitio
- Métricas para todo tu sitio y para las entradas individuales
- Fácil de gestionar, con permisos específicos para WordPress y los diferentes productos de Google
Herramientas de Google compatibles
Site Kit muestra métricas clave e información de diferentes productos de Google:
- Search Console: Entendé cómo Google Search descubre y muestra tus páginas en la búsqueda orgánica. Hacé un seguimiento de cuántas personas vieron tu sitio en los resultados de búsqueda y qué consultas usaron para buscarlo.
- Analytics: Explorá cómo los usuarios navegan por tu sitio y rastreá los objetivos que estableciste para que completen tus usuarios.
- AdSense: Mantén un seguimiento de cuánto estás ganando con tu sitio.
- PageSpeed Insights: Mirá cómo rinden tus páginas en comparación con otros sitios del mundo real. Mejorá el rendimiento con consejos prácticos de PageSpeed Insights.
- Tag Manager: Usa Site Kit para configurar fácilmente Tag Manager, no es necesario editar código. Luego, gestiona tus etiquetas en Tag Manager.
Instalación
Note: Make sure that your website is live. If your website isn’t live yet, Site Kit can’t show you any data.
However, if you have a staging environment in addition to your production site, Site Kit can display data from your production site in the staging environment. Learn how to use Site Kit with a staging environment.
Instalación desde WordPress
- Visitá Plugins > Añadir nuevo.
- Buscá Site Kit por Google.
- Instalá y activa el plugin Site Kit por Google.
- Conectá Site Kit a tu cuenta de Google. Si hay varios administradores de WordPress, acordate de que cada uno debe conectar su propia cuenta de Google para tener acceso al plugin.
Instalación manual
- Subí la carpeta
google-site-kital directorio/wp-content/plugins/. - Visitá Plugins.
- Activá el plugin Site Kit por Google.
- Conectá Site Kit a tu cuenta de Google. Si hay varios administradores de WordPress, acordate de que cada uno debe conectar su propia cuenta de Google para tener acceso al plugin.
Después de la activación
- Visitá el nuevo menú de Site Kit
- Seguí las instrucciones en el asistente de configuración.
- Andá al escritorio principal de Site Kit, el cual muestra las métricas clave desde Search Console.
- Connect additional Google tools under Site Kit > Settings. Learn more about which tools are right for you.
Preguntas frecuentes
Para más información, visita la web oficial de Site Kit.
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¿Es gratuito Site Kit?
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El plugin Site Kit es gratuito y de código abierto, y seguirá siéndolo. Los productos individuales de Google incluidos en Site Kit están sujetos a los términos y tarifas estándar (si corresponde) para esos productos.
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What are the minimum requirements for Site Kit?
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In order to successfully install and use Site Kit, your site must meet the following requirements:
- WordPress version 5.2+
- PHP version 7.4+
- Modern browser – Internet Explorer is not supported
- Is publicly accessible – it isn’t in maintenance mode, accessible only via password, or otherwise blocked
- REST API is available – Site Kit must be able to communicate via REST API with Google services. To ensure that the REST API is available for your site, go to Tools > Site Health.
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Why is my dashboard showing “gathering data” and none of my service data?
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It can take a few days after connecting Site Kit to a Google service for data to begin to display in your dashboard. The “gathering data” message typically appears when you’ve recently set up a Google service (i.e. just created a new Analytics account) and/or your site is new, and data is not yet available for display.
If you are still seeing this message after a few days, feel free to get in touch with us on the support forum.
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Why aren’t any ads appearing on my site after I connected AdSense?
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If you’re new to AdSense when you connect via Site Kit, your new AdSense account and your site will need to be manually reviewed and approved for ads by the AdSense team. Ads will not display until your account and site have been approved. Check out this guide for more information about the approval process and timeline.
You can check your approval status in Site Kit by going to Settings > Connected Services > AdSense and clicking Check your site status. This link will direct you to AdSense. If you see “Ready,” your account and site have been approved and should be displaying ads. If you see “Getting ready…,” your account and site are still under review and your site will not display ads until they have been approved.
If Site Kit has successfully added the AdSense snippet to your site and your account and site have been approved, but your site is still not showing ads, contact the AdSense Help Center for assistance.
You can find more information on how Site Kit works with AdSense in our Managing AdSense guide.
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Is Site Kit GDPR compliant?
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When using Site Kit, site owners are responsible for managing notice and consent requirements – including GDPR requirements – as described in Google’s Terms of Service.
By default, Site Kit does anonymize IP addresses upon activation of the Google Analytics module. This setting can be turned off in Site Kit > Settings > Analytics > Anonymize IP addresses.
There are a number of third-party plugins that allow you to block Google Analytics, Tag Manager, or AdSense from capturing data until a visitor to the site consents. Some of these work natively with Site Kit by providing plugin-specific configurations. You can find out more about these by visiting our GDPR compliance and privacy page.
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Where can I get additional support?
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Please create a new topic on our WordPress.org support forum. Be sure to follow the support forum guidelines when posting.
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Colaboradores y desarrolladores
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Registro de cambios
1.141.0
Added
- Add Sign in with Google to WooCommerce login page. See #9340.
Enhanced
- Update Sign in with Google descriptions in Site Health. See #9680.
- Update the Sign in with Google login to use the popup approach. See #9677.
- Integrate the First-party mode proxy script that will allow Analytics events to be tracked via requests made from the browser to the user’s site rather than directly to Google’s servers. See #9665.
- Add info to the “One-tap” option in Sign in with Google settings. See #9643.
- Do not show “Maybe later” in Key Metrics Admin Settings callout banner. See #9636.
- Implement the
fetchGetFPMServerRequirementStatus()Redux action used to retrieve the FPM server requirement status. See #9634. - Add an
fpm-server-requirement-statusAPI endpoint to verify First-Party Mode readiness by performing FPFE health checks and verifying direct PHP script access. See #9632. - Add a partial datastore for First-Party Mode in the
core/sitedatastore to manage its settings. See #9628. - Add REST endpoints for First-Party Mode module settings. See #9625.
- Update “Get your Client ID” link in Sign in with Google setup. See #9621.
- Ensure tailored metrics override previous metrics when switching from manually-selected metrics. See #9613.
- Improve the accuracy of the mechanism that scrolls the user to a widget area. See #9603.
- Improve visitor groups selection panel to prevent a console warning. See #9602.
- Add an external icon to external links in the audience selection panel and placeholder tile. See #9598.
- Remove visitor groups setup success notifications when the user chooses not to display visitor groups in dashboard. See #9596.
- Introduce grouping of notification queues. See #9568.
- Add notice for users who used a legacy answer in Key Metrics settings. See #9518.
- Split the “Sell products or services” answer in the User Input app. See #9489.
- Persist selection group in Key Metrics selection panel. See #9385.
- Add support for disconnecting associated Google account for sign in from WordPress user edit screen. See #9380.
- Implement new subtle notification banner in KMW dashboard area. See #9371.
- Move on-demand onboarding state synchronization to the server side, avoiding the need to reload the full list of publications. See #9363.
- Improve selection panels so that they perform actions only when in view. See #9312.
- Improve Reader Revenue Manager publication onboarding state synchronization. See #9149.
- Add Key Metrics info to Site Health report. See #9112.
Changed
- Implement settings view for Sign in with Google. See #9477.
- Implement Sign in with Google token response login handling. See #9339.
Fixed
- Fix a bug that caused a custom dimension to not be created while setting up visitor groups. See #9597.