A Quicker Website with the New Code from Google Analytics

Web Analytics
3. 12. 2009.
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Google has presented an alternative way of tracking website visitors. The difference between so-called asynchronous tracking compared to the traditional way of tracking is that it offers browsers the ability to execute the Google Analytics JavaScript code (ga.js) quicker.

How to Monitor ALL Twitter Visits in Google Analytics?

Web Analytics
24. 05. 2009.
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Based on research, between 70% and 80% of visitors arrive to Twitter using specialised Twitter applications. The unfavourable outcome in this whole situation is that these visits are recorded as direct traffic — meaning that, without putting in a little extra effort, you won’t be able to measure true visits from Twitter (in other words, you’ll only see a part of the traffic coming from the Twitter web interface).

Enterprise options of Google Analytics

Web Analytics
23. 10. 2008.
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Analysis of conversions, leads and traffic is one of significant components of every SEO/PPC campaign, so it would be a shame not to mention new features of Google Analytics, which is surely one of the most popular applications in this field.

Google Analytics trends with the help of Firefox

Web Analytics
10. 06. 2008.
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I stumbled upon a certain Firefox plug-in, so to concentrate your attention to it. It is a very interesting plug-in for those who are into statistics, to monitor sites that are bringing visitors…