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Boost in Traffic, Anyone Know Why?

Kevin — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:02:42 +0000

We’ve seen a sharp increase in traffic yesterday (Nov. 24, 2009), and the Google Analytics shows us most of the traffic are direct traffic and referring traffic. From the traffic source I saw a lot of traffic coming from emails so I assume someone had sent a newsletter or what. If you have any idea about this, please tell us. We wish we can find out the person who we owe a big thanks.

TrakkBoard, Managing Multiple Google Analytics Accounts

Kevin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:30:10 +0000

If you find it’s hard to manage multiple Google Analytics accounts or multiple Google Analytics profiles, try Trakkboard. It is is a Free, easy to use desktop application that allows analysts to create dashboards that pull data across different Google Analytics logins and different Google Analytics profiles to display top level metrics all within the same view.

Some of the TrakkBoard’s features include:

Trakkboard enables the compilation of reports of different websites without logging in at Google Analytics.
You can compare data of different accounts, websites and profiles without permanently changing sites at Google Analytics
You have the opportunity to compile individually and from different portals and websites all the key performance indicators which are of a certain importance for you on just one dashboard.
By means of tabs, you can create as many dashboards as you want and you can arrange the data individually
You can follow current developments on your desktop or you can lock certain data from changes to have them available at all times
With just one click, you can switch between the display formats, change time spans or rearrange data.

Learn more about TrakkBoard, you can visit http://www.trakkboard.com/en

A Quick List of Google Analytics New Features

Kevin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:37:12 +0000

On October 20, 2009 Google announced a new set of Google Analytics features. Some add more power to existing capabilities. Others provide new flexibility to further customize and adapt Google Analytics according to the needs of enterprise users.

Following is a quick list of Google Analytics new features:

Engagement Goals..and more of them! Two new goal types allow you to measure user engagement and branding success on your site.
Expanded Mobile Reporting: Google Analytics now tracks mobile websites and mobile apps so you can better measure your mobile marketing efforts.
Advanced Analysis Features: Advanced Table Filtering feature is being added to the arsenal of power tools you can use to perform advanced data analysis.
Unique Visitor Metric: Now when you create a Custom Report, you can select Unique Visitors as a metric against any dimensions in Google Analytics.
Multiple Custom Variables: Custom Variables provide you the power and flexibility to customize Google Analytics and collect the unique site usage data most important to your business.
Sharing Segments and Custom Report Templates: You may have recently noticed in your accounts the ability to administer and share Custom Reports and Advanced Segments, features Google announced earlier this year.
Analytics Intelligence: Google is launching the initial phase of an algorithmic driven Intelligence engine to Google Analytics.
Custom Alerts make it possible for you to tell Google Analytics what to watch for.

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