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  • Spider and Bots Filtering in Google Analytics

    Spider and Bots Filtering in Google Analytics

    Again Google surprised us this month by introducing a new and this time quite useful filter called “Bot Filtering”. For a long time webmasters were asking the question of how much of traffic to their website comes from real human and how much traffic actually comes from spiders and bots. I can tell you now […]

  • In-Page Analytics Google Chrome Extension

    In-Page Analytics Google Chrome Extension

    Google has just released a new Chrome extension for in-page examination. It’s a very quick and convenient way to check  how visitors interact with your pages thus allowing you to see detailed information as you surf them. One may ask “How is this page performing?”. With just a simple click of a button now all…

  • Google Analytics App for iOS

    Google Analytics App for iOS

    Webmasters using iOS now have an official App to track their websites activities. While the Android app was released long time ago this is the first release for iOS. This app is compatible with all iOS devices – iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch – although its optimised for iPhone 5 and requires iOS 6.0 or…

  • Secondary Dimensions In Google Analytics

    Secondary Dimensions In Google Analytics

    You Have Struck Gold By Using Google Analytics – Now Start Working Smarter! One thing I find fascinating is a lot of people tend to overlook Secondary Dimensions in Google Analytics. This is rather unfortunate as Secondary Dimensions could be extremely valuable when trying to understand what the reports actually mean.The best way to do…

  • Be A Hero – Create a Second View In Google Analytics

    Be A Hero – Create a Second View In Google Analytics

    I am amazed at how many people nowadays don’t have a second view in their Google Analytics (GA) account. It’s true I’ve never seen a proper GA tutorial about setting a second view and most of all the great importance of having one, but still, it’s kind of logical don’t you think? Let’s call the…

  • Google Universal Analytics is here to stay. Get used to it.

    Google Universal Analytics is here to stay. Get used to it.

    Google announced last week that Universal Analytics is out of beta and is now being rolled into primetime. People ask me: Is this really going to change anything? If I have to be short, its gonna change everything. Google Universal Analytics completely replaces the technical aspect of how online data is collected so there is…