Alden DeSoto and team are gods! Gods among men! *worship*
Huzzah!
The Google Analytics blog brings some delightful news.
It is now possible to cross-segment by network location again. This means I can dig up the stats on my iCrossing post or Google Payment Limited post and see which agencies and search engine staff looked at them.
Oh; there are other new bits too;
The Google Analytics blog brings some delightful news.
It is now possible to cross-segment by network location again. This means I can dig up the stats on my iCrossing post or Google Payment Limited post and see which agencies and search engine staff looked at them.
Oh; there are other new bits too;
- Hourly Reporting
- Clickable URLs
- Increased number of data rows per page
- Bounce Rate increase/decrease
- AdWords Integration
Comments
Unfortunately I have already found several mistakes in their "Tracking Code Migration Guide Switching from urchin.js to ga.js"
The most important one was a syntax error on page 7. - Tracking a page in multiple accounts
new code syntax line 11:
var secondTracker = _gat.getTracker("UA-67890-1");
is missing an _ before getTracker
Couldn't find anywhere to contact them.