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Google Analytics Conversion Tracking and Retroactive Goals

CONVERSIONS “The How Much” – What is the purpose of your website? Before we get started, I have a question for you. What’s the most important function of your website?   Think about this answer for a few minutes, because it has everything to do with tracking conversions. Why did you (or your organization) create the […]

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How to Setup Cross-Domain Tracking in Google Analytics

In this post, we’re going to delve deep into a topic that keeps analytics consultants in business – Cross-domain tracking. Cross-domain tracking is a term we use to describe the act of tracking multiple domains in a single Google Analytics property. Now, cross-domain tracking is a pretty advanced concept that is not easily understood. It’s also

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How to Build a Complete SEO Dashboard – Keywords Included

Have you ever tried creating an SEO dashboard using Google Analytics? Well, you might want to try this technique instead. Dashboards are a great way to view and share your most essential analytics data, quickly. But if you’ve attempted to use Google Analytics to build a dashboard, you’ve probably noticed their SEO data is lacking! There’s

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Google Analytics Custom Reports for Ecommerce

ECOMMERCE PURCHASES Summarizing your most important money-makers (some code required) Google Analytics custom reports offer us an advanced view of our marketing data. But limitations in the system means that custom reports are not always easy or intuitive to create. Because of the way the data structure works in Google Analytics, the system has a habit

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Why the New Google Analytics User Management Policy is a Terrible Idea

The other day I noticed something in Google Analytics that might be worthy of your attention. It’s a change to the way Google displays users in an Analytics account. Here’s the notice, which you may have seen in your account as well. This message seems harmless at first glance. You may even be excited about

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