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Google Analytics: Remove Email Report (new version)
Click Admin. Then click the profiles tab. Then click “all website data” Next click “scheduled emails” Now click delete (or modify as you see fit)
Insightly Customer Survey – Chance to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card
Over the past few months we’ve received general feedback and feature requests from many of you. We love hearing from our customers because all feedback helps us improve. To this end, we have created a short survey to collect feedback from as many as you as possible. With the holidays approaching we know everyone is very busy. To show our appreciation, upon completion of the survey, you will be entered into a drawing to win one of 5 $100 Amazon Gift Certificates. The 5 winners will be notified by email (so please give us your email at the end of the survey). The survey closes December 6, 2012 (midnight Pacific Time, US). All replies are confidential. Thanks and Happy Holidays,
Google Analytics Product Update: Real-Time data, Shortcut Reports, & MCF API
Monthly Product Update August 2012 This month’s Google Analytics features make it easier to learn about campaigns as they launch, access key reports, and incorporate conversion path data into your applications. What’s New Segment Real-Time data to learn about campaigns as they launch In your Real-Time reports, click on a page element to segment your data by different dimensions, such as country or medium. Segmenting your Real-Time data can help you view the performance of a geo-located PPC campaign, measure which content is most popular in large metro areas, observe how social media is impacting site traffic from an industry conference, and more. Learn more. Save time finding your favorite reports with Shortcuts Shortcuts help you get the exact view you want of your Analytics data in record time. Rather than having to go through the “find report, add segment, change sort” process daily, use Shortcuts to do it once, save it, and come back to it in a single click. Learn more Easily export & analyze Multi-Channel Funnels data with the API Use the MCF Reporting API to query for metrics from the Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels reports and incorporate conversion path data into your applications. Key uses for this include combining conversion path data with other data sources–such as cost data–to create new visualizations, as well as using conversion path data to automate processes such as bidding. Learn more. Case Studies & Education Watch: “Multi-Channel Funnels” webinar to learn how to improve your marketing campaigns … Continue reading
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Email body is missing, please drop a line.
Email body is missing, please drop a line. Google Analytics E-mail reporting requires that you enter a body in your e-mail
Statcounter: Add Existing Project to Group
If you can’t find the option to move my existing projects to a group: Click on ‘Organise Projects’ beneath your list of Projects Then type new group name in the “Move to Group” box and tick the projects you want to include Press submit How to Add your Project to an Existing Group (screenshots) Note: you’ll need at least 4 projects to be able to view and use this feature.
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Tagged analytics, groups, projects, statcounter, tracking
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Statcounter is Down
The homepage for statcounter seems to be loading just fine, but the login is not working. Perhaps this has to do with their new beta version of the site going live? In any case, it is annoying. Statcounter seems to have been down for about 3 hours now. Statcounter has now posted a message: The site is currently offline and will be back shortly. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused. -The StatCounter Team.
Google Analytics Benchmarking Newsletter
Google Analytics Benchmarking Newsletter 2011, Volume 1, July 2011 1. Introduction Welcome to the first volume of the Analytics Benchmarking Newsletter! This month, we are replacing the standard “benchmarking” report in your Google Analytics account with data shared in this newsletter. We are using this newsletter as an experiment to surface more useful or interesting data to Analytics users. Data contained here comes from all websites which have opted-in anonymous data sharing with Google Analytics. Only those website administrators which have enabled this anonymous data sharing will receive this “benchmarking” newsletter. You may be wondering, how many websites are in this “anonymous data sharing” pool? Currently, hundreds of thousands, and we’ve endeavored to make all of the metrics here statistically significant. The date range of comparison for this newsletter is from November 1, 2010 – February 1, 2011. Comparison is done with data from November 1, 2009 – February 1, 2010. Absolute metrics such as total # visits, pageviews, or conversions for all opted-in websites are not reported. To simplify the prose, the phrase “websites” will represent “websites which have opted into anonymous data sharing with Google Analytics” for the rest of this newsletter. 2. Site Metrics Compared to a year ago, websites have seen reduced pages / visit, average time on site, as well as bounce rate. 11/1/09 – 2/1/10 11/1/10 – 2/1/11 Difference Pages/Visit 4.9 4.5 -0.4 Bounce Rate 48.2% 47.0% -1.2% Avg Time on Site 5:49 5:23 -0:26 2.1 Breakdown by Geography Our anonymous database has aggregated … Continue reading
Akismet
Akismet, which my eyes want to read as Askimet, has just been installed on my blog. Hope this keeps spam away. Will be working to add Google Analytics next. I also really like statcounter.com’s UI, but they have some security issues (use of SSL for login, sensitive data, etc) and also I am finding that their javascript code is sort of obtrusive, and that it interferes with jQuery’s document.ready method, causing a delay after the page is actually loaded and before jQuery executes.
