Analytics Archive

What Might Be Next For Google Analytics?

Google Analytics is set to see a number of big improvements this year, one of which is going to be customer lifetime value. This leads me to believe that they may be planning on moving from a 1st party cookie to a 3rd party cookie or perhaps no cookie – and the reasons for this [...]

Can We Trust Google Analytics Experiments?

Update: I’ve been told by James Lee at Google that “The reason the probability fluctuates is because Content Experiments is using Monte Carlo simulation to calculate the probabilities. It’s possible for there to be a slight variation because of the noise.” – so there you have it, very interesting in did! I’m a big advocate [...]

Google Announce Google Analytics Improvements for 2013 at Annual Summit

I read this blog post from the Google Analytics Blog this morning and I must say, I am VERY impressed. The attribution modeling tool that has only been available for Google Analytics Premium users is being rolled out to all users!  If you want to get early access you need to register for the webinar [...]

What Happened To Email Scheduling And PDF Export In Google Analytics?

Back in November on the Google Analytics blog they announced the release of email scheduling and PDF export for the new version of Analytics claiming that “both email scheduling and PDF export functionality will be the new interface in a few weeks.” – almost 5 months on this still isn’t the case. There are a [...]

Searchmetrics Essentials… Wow!

When Steve Overton called me back in December 2011 to arrange a call for this month, I must admit I wasn’t looking forward to it. He said he wanted to show me some new features on Searchmetrics – to be honest I thought it would be one or two new things, but on the whole [...]

Dashboard Widgets On Google Analytics

I’ve got a theory that Google Analytics is set to become more and more comprehensive. I was doing some studying on the weekend when I saw Geckoboard mentioned in my study notes – I’d logged into Geckoboard before and not really found it all that useful (for me at least), but I logged in again [...]

Outcry From SEO’s As Google Hide Keyword Info

There has been an outcry today after Google announced that they would no longer be supplying keyword information for organic search terms where the user is logged in. This will have a big impact on Google Analytics, with this blog already getting visits for keyword “(not provided)”. It was announced on a number of Google [...]

Google Analytics: Outbound Click Tracking On In-Page Analytics

Ok, this problem popped up today – we all know that outbound click tracking can be done using events or virtual page views, but my problem was that not only did we want outbound click tracking, but we also wanted to be able to see it in the In-Page Analytics report, which is a little [...]

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