Technofriends

If you are someone who get lost when it comes to Google Analytics, good news is just in. Google has released a new version of the Getting Started Guide aimed at Beginners for Google Analytics.

From the Official Google Analytics Blog

The guide’s purpose is to walk new users through the basics of having an Analytics account, and it also picks out must-know definitions like goals and funnels. It also has a diagram of the reporting interface so first time users can follow along and learn about the various reports and features. Finally, the guide also provides practical set-up and implementation instructions in the ‘Installing Analytics’ section, as well as tips on how to set up your reports and interpret the data once you start receiving it. 

If the Getting Started Guide is too basic and you’re ready to get started on more advanced code customizations or look through videos on tips and tricks, you can browse through the ‘Other resources’ section at the end of the guide.

1.) You can also use Analytics to track other Google products including AdSense, Blogger, and Google Sites. 

2.) See which pages drive the most pageviews on your site from the Top Content report. This report can answer questions you have about your most or least effective pages – for example, a high bounce rate indicates a landing page that should be redesigned or tailored to the specific ad which links to it.

3.) Which groups of visitors became customers or did something else important to the success of your business? You can get key insights for these questions by setting up goals.

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