You may have noticed in your Google Analytics reports that the traditional Visits and Unique Visitors metrics have disappeared. I noticed the change while making new Custom Reports for a client of ours. After 2-3 minutes of ripping my hair out of my head as to why they weren’t available as metric choices, I started…
Author: Mike Johnston
Understanding the Audience Reports in Google Analytics Part 2
Today we will continue our earlier post on the Audience Reports in Google Analytics. We have already discussed the Demographics, Interests, Geo, and Behavior Reports in Part One of the series. In this post we will learn about the rest of the reports available in the Audience Reports section of Google Analytics. Technology The Technology…
Understanding the Audience Reports in Google Analytics
The Audience Reporting section of Google Analytics is used to identify the types of visitors coming to a website. Specific reports are used to break down visitors by age, gender, geographical location, device type, browser, operating system, and much more. Demographics Reports The Demographic Reports will help you break down your visitors based on their…
Understanding the Google Analytics Real-Time Reports
The Real-Time Reporting section of Google Analytics is a fairly new area of the interface. Before Real-Time tracking, testing and confirming that certain configurations or settings were working properly was time consuming and frustrating. With the addition of Real-Time reports, we can get instant gratification that goals, events and filtered profiles are indeed working properly.…