The facelift of Google Analytics in November came with mixed reviews. Personally, I resisted the change at first, because I couldn’t navigate analytics as fast as I used to. However, this morning Google sent out an email announcing new features, and that the old version would be removed with the implementation of the features. So I took a little time to actually get to know the system, and see what the new Analytics had to offer me. I was pleasantly surprised; while I still prefer to use the old version, there are a few things that blow my mind about the new analytics. The In-Page Tab: By far the very first improvement I saw with the new Google Analytics was …
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Recently Google revealed a real time web statistics aspect to the existing Google Analytics stats program. Let’s take a look at what it’s all about … How Can This Benefit You? Well there are many benefits to having real ti ...
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