Merge pull request #1118 from plausible/realtime-page-internal-linking

Realtime page internal linking

Author: Hricha-Shandily

_articles/plausible-the-more-accurate-alternative-to-google-analytics.md

@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ In GA, it’s possible to exclude internal traffic from polluting your analytics
 
 Google Analytics can take [up to 48 hours](https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/11198161?hl=en) to fully process data and update your reports. This generally means a delay in making important decisions, or worse: not knowing that the data may not be fresh and making misinformed decisions.
 
-Plausible’s data is always fresh and constantly updated. Real-time analytics, no waiting.
+Plausible’s data is always fresh and constantly updated. [Real-time analytics](https://plausible.io/real-time-web-analytics), no waiting.
 
 ### Time on page tracking inaccuracy
 
@@ -212,4 +212,4 @@ More accurate data means more confident decisions. That accuracy doesn’t requi
 
 [Try Plausible free](https://plausible.io/register): no setup overhead, no consent banners, no estimated numbers. You can also follow our [GA4 to Plausible migration guide](/migrate-from-google-analytics).
 
-On WordPress? Install our official [plugin](/wordpress-analytics-plugin).
+On WordPress? Install our official [plugin](/wordpress-analytics-plugin).

_articles/real-time-web-analytics.md

@@ -109,9 +109,7 @@ You do not need to enable a separate real-time product or add another tracking s
 
 See an example of a real-time dashboard in Plausible, filtered by a goal, showing how it is being completed in real-time:
 
-<div class="browser-frame">
-  <img src="/uploads/plausible-realtime-dashboard-filtered-by-goal.png" alt="Plausible real-time dashboard filtered by a conversion goal, showing sources, pages, cities, browsers and properties" loading="lazy" decoding="async" />
-</div>
+![Plausible real-time dashboard filtered by a conversion goal, showing sources, pages, cities, browsers and properties](/uploads/plausible-realtime-dashboard-filtered-by-goal.png "Plausible real-time dashboard filtered by a conversion goal")
 
 ## Plausible vs Google Analytics real-time reports
 

_articles/website-analytics-for-personal-sites-and-blogs.md

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ This helps you see not just what ranks, but which content keeps bringing readers
 
 Publishing is often fast-moving. Editors want to understand how newly published stories perform as readers discover them.
 
-Plausible includes a **[real-time analytics view](https://plausible.io/docs/realtime-dashboard)** that shows what is happening on your site at this moment.
+Plausible includes a **[real-time analytics view](https://plausible.io/real-time-web-analytics)** that shows what is happening on your site at this moment.
 
 You can see:
 
@@ -201,4 +201,4 @@ Many publishers run their sites on WordPress, Ghost, Drupal, or custom CMS setup
 
 [Start a free 30-day trial](https://plausible.io/register). No credit card required. Run it alongside Google Analytics, compare your traffic numbers and use the [Google Analytics importer](https://plausible.io/docs/google-analytics-import) to bring your historical data across when you switch.
 
-**Larger organization?** If your team needs Single Sign-On or a managed proxy, see [enterprise web analytics](/enterprise-web-analytics).
+**Larger organization?** If your team needs Single Sign-On or a managed proxy, see [enterprise web analytics](/enterprise-web-analytics).

_posts/2020-08-07-the-most-important-web-analytics-metrics-and-their-definitions.md

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ Visit duration is another metric that can help you measure the quality of your s
 
 How many people are on your site right now. This includes all visitors who have loaded a page in the last 5 minutes. 
 
-In Plausible Analytics, you can click on the number of current visitors to enter the "Realtime" dashboard and see what pages current visitors are viewing, referral sources that sent them to your site, completed goals and other details. 
+In Plausible Analytics, you can click on the number of current visitors to enter the [Realtime dashboard](https://plausible.io/real-time-web-analytics) and see what pages current visitors are viewing, referral sources that sent them to your site, completed goals and other details.
 
 This is especially useful in those cases where you have a spike in traffic and want to understand what that is caused by. When I see an unusually high number of active visitors on site, I enter the realtime view and look at the referral sources and the top pages.
 

_posts/2024-07-17-every-possible-way-to-ensure-your-web-analytics-is-working-correctly.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ If you are comparing two analytics tools and expecting to see exact same numbers
 
 ### Start by checking your Real Time and/or Landing Pages data
 
-The best way to quickly verify that your analytics script is working is to check the real-time data. If the data is showing up correctly, it means your script is functioning properly. If your analytic tool does not have Real Time reports, wait for a few minutes to see if data shows up in standard reports.
+The best way to quickly verify that your analytics script is working is to check the [real-time data](https://plausible.io/real-time-web-analytics). If the data is showing up correctly, it means your script is functioning properly. If your analytic tool does not have Real Time reports, wait for a few minutes to see if data shows up in standard reports.
 
 Alternatively, see if you can spot some landing pages getting no or unusually little traffic. One possible cause of this could be that your website developer missed adding the tracking script to a few web pages, or you're running analytics for a Single Page Application (SPA) with a broken installation.
 
@@ -121,4 +121,4 @@ If these processes don’t help, then check your site’s Network tab and follow
 
 Implement your tracking setup in batches. If you have a robust measurement plan with a lot of events to track and are just starting to set up a new analytics account, then do not install everything in one go.
 
-Start by implementing the foundational events, this will reduce the amount of noise in the data, and will help you ensure that the tracking is working as expected. You can then test them for a couple of days, and continue the exercise with other events as well.
+Start by implementing the foundational events, this will reduce the amount of noise in the data, and will help you ensure that the tracking is working as expected. You can then test them for a couple of days, and continue the exercise with other events as well.

_posts/2024-12-06-everything-that’s-complicated-to-do-in-google-analytics-than-plausible.md

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ Here’s how to study a segment in GA4:
 
 #### In Plausible
 
-Simply select “Realtime” from the time period filter or press R on your keyboard. You can even select any other entry (like an acquisition channel, a page, a goal, etc.) to filter real time traffic further and make important decisions in real time. 
+Simply select “Realtime” from the time period filter or press R on your keyboard. You can even select any other entry (like an acquisition channel, a page, a goal, etc.) to [filter real-time traffic](https://plausible.io/real-time-web-analytics) further and make important decisions in real time. 
 
 This is especially useful in making real-time decisions, for instance on high volume, high spend media buying campaigns. Check out our [real time dashboard](https://plausible.io/plausible.io?period=realtime&keybindHint=R) here.
 
@@ -234,4 +234,4 @@ We explain [this process and custom dimensions in more detail](https://plausible
 
 Transitioning from GA4 to Plausible? We have a [guide](https://plausible.io/migrate-from-google-analytics) to help.
 
-Ready to try the simplest web analytics tool? [Create your account now](https://plausible.io/register)!
+Ready to try the simplest web analytics tool? [Create your account now](https://plausible.io/register)!

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