Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
This is part two in a two part series about the new GA on site search reports. In part one I discussed the setup.
There is a tremendous amount of information in the new Site Serch reports about ow your visitors interact with your search engine. But it goes ...
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Sunday, June 3rd, 2007
I'm on a roll with GA Desktop Widgets :) Another really cool feature of the new GA dashboard is Segmented Widgets. This is very similar to the Sticky Filters feature that I wrote about last week.
With segmented Widgets you can add a segmented report to your dashboard. ...
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Friday, June 1st, 2007
This is a pretty cool feature that most people don't know about. I'm not really sure if it's officially called 'Sticky Filters', but that's the term I'm going to use.
If you apply a filter to a report, and then add that report to a dashboard, the filter will be ...
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
Today At EMetrics Brett Crosby announced a new version of Google Analytics. Over the next few weeks the Google Analytics team will begin to migrate all Google Analytics accounts to the new version of the application. The changes are significant and, in my opinion, represent a tremendous improvement ...
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
The GA team has completely reformatted and re-organized the reports. A couple of reports have changed dramatically and, I'm sorry to say, one report did not make the cut and has been removed from the product. A moment of silence please...
Quoting the GA help center...
Changed & Removed Reports
All ...
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
I’m not going to sugar-coat this. The new Google Analytics reporting interface is radically different than the old reporting interface. It will take you some time to get comfortable using the new version. You may even be lost the first time you log in. Don't worry, ...
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
You can now export Google Analytics reports in PDF format. The export button has been moved from the top right of each report to directly under the report name. When you click on the export button you get four choices, PDF, XML, CSV (comma separated value) or TSV ...
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