5 Google Analytics V5 Unsung Heroes
GA V5 is now the default for all users. It brought with it some great features, from enhanced mobile reporting to multi touch attribution and navigation visualisation to social media integration. However, I’m dedicating this post to 5 unsung hero features that let us as analysts get the most out of the tool either by making our lives that little bit easier or providing enhanced functionality. Read more here
By Ben Gott
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Google Analytics Premium is Here
Today Google launched their Premium Web Analysis offering to the enterprise market. It weighs in at the heavyweight end of the market. It is set to be a steal for those with big data requirements. (up to 1 billion hits per month). Read more here
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Google Changes GA “Visits” Definition
On Thursday the 11th of August 2011 Google made a subtle but important change to the way they classify a visit (session) in Google Analytics. Read more here
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New cookie regulations: latest ‘advice’
So it seems I am eating my words on the issue of the new EU cookie regulations. The latest information on the subject, published by the Information Commissioner’s Office seems to be adhering to the letter of the EU directive far more than most in the industry would have believed. Read more here
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Google Analytics Gets Multi-touchy (Feely)
As Google Analytics Certified Partners we occasionally benefit from Google related perks; the odd free polo shirt, a trip to San Francisco every year, and a whole load of cool new features to Beta test. The one I have been most excited about since hearing its name uttered last September is the all new Multi-Channel Funnels feature. Read more here
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Web Analytics in the UK - where are we going?
My review of the UK web analytics market based on the Econsultancy Web Analytics Buyers Guide went live this weekend. Read more here
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What are your web analytics plans for 2010?
Another year, more resolutions made. Given that it’s the middle of January already, there have probably been an almost equal number of resolutions broken. Read more here
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Analysing AdWords Positions in Google Analytics
This month’s SearchEngineLand post links our two favourite things in the world; Google AdWords and Google Analytics: Read more here
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Analysing Short & Long Keywords Using Google Analytics
As a search agency we see many different styles of PPC campaign design, from in-house teams, other agencies, and occasionally running across those from the search engines themselves. Read more here
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Convert More Users Using Advanced Segments
We are now regular columnists on Search Engine Land. Read more here
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Underused Google Analytics Features - Part Eight
We just love it when we can blend our two main skill sets into one quick easy package. Especially when the solution is a bit dirty. Read more here
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