Posts Tagged ‘ Google Analytics ’

Cross-Domain Tracking in Google Analytics

December 14, 2009
By Jeff Selig

Cross-Domain Tracking A default setup of Google Analytics is designed to track content and visitor data for a single domain, such as dogs.example.com or www.example.com. However, suppose you want to use Analytics for more complex situations, such as trackingall visitors to both dogs.example.com and www.example.com, with data for both showing in the same report profile only...
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Metrics and tools to use when doing an SEO Website Analysis

December 5, 2009
By Jeff Selig
Metrics and tools to use when doing an SEO Website Analysis

These tips, tools and metrics for analyzing your website, on page and off page ranking factors alike, are all levers to pull and lenses to measure your website by. Understanding what sensors the search engines take into account will help you ascertain the ranking potential, indexing and positioning problems of your web site for...
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7 New Features in Your Google Analytics Account

December 3, 2009
By Jeff Selig
7 New Features in Your Google Analytics Account

Photo by pdxdiverGoogle recently added powerful new features to your Google Analytics account. With these seven new features you’ll be able to get quicker insights, create deeper customizations, do more advanced analysis and track more mobile marketing! 1) Analytics Intelligence with Custom Alerts Using an algorithmic driven Intelligence engine, Analytics Intelligence monitors data patterns over...
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