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Writing More than Blog Posts

Posted: June 8, 2007 11 Comments

Over the past few years I’ve learned quite a bit about Google Analytics in my day to day job as a web analyst. I’ve tried to pass along much of what I know using this blog. Now I have a new way to share my knowledge. The good people at O’Reilly Media have given me […]

Making GA Documentation Better: Your Feedback Needed

Posted: June 4, 2007 Leave a Comment

My good friend Robbin Steif is having a contest. She’s looking for omissions and mistakes in the GA support documentation and Conversion University. The top four submissions will win a prize! The Prizes! We have three prizes, donated by two of LunaMetrics’ customers. Isn’t that great, how there are three categories and three prizes ;-) […]

Introducing SiteScan

Posted: May 25, 2007 3 Comments

We all know that getting Google Analytics configured correctly is the key to getting good data for analysis. To help facilitate that process EpikOne has created a new tool called SiteScan. Originally we wanted a tool that would scan all pages and check for the tracking code. Believe it or not, missing tracking code is […]

Changed GA Feature: Report Organization

Posted: May 8, 2007 7 Comments

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 Navigation Report To find […]

New GA Feature: PDF Export and Vector Graphics

Posted: May 8, 2007 Leave a Comment

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 (tab separated file). Something I’m very excited […]

New GA Feature: Sticky URLs

Posted: May 8, 2007 Leave a Comment

This may not seem like a big deal, but sticky URLs give you the ability to use the browser’s Back button while looking at reports. This makes GA much more usable, especially for people like me who are addicted to the Back button! In the previous version of GA if you used the browser’s Back […]

New GA Feature: Emailed Reports

Posted: May 8, 2007 9 Comments

One of the most common feature requests we used to hear from Google Analytics users was the need for automated report delivery. Well the wait is over! You can now configure Google Analytics to email you a report daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly. Setting up an emailed report is very easy. If you’d like to […]