“Google Analytics isn’t working!” – A possible fix.
This Google Analytics Ninja seems to have saved the day and spotted a problem with code implementation for a friend’s WordPress blog. (Well, a friend of a friend, but I guess it is about the same thing).
On July 20th, I was approached with the all too common, “I believe that I”ve configured Google Analytics properly, but it isn’t working!” problem.
Continue reading ““Google Analytics isn’t working!” – A possible fix.”Let Google Analytics run a Search Query Report for Yahoo PPC
There are a lot of things that bother me about Yahoo Search Marketing. A LOT. If anyone from Yahoo out there reads this blog, please pass on this piece of advice to your supervisors –> copy Google. DO WHAT THEY DO.
*Sigh* I’ll vent more frustration about Yahoo later. There does happen to be, however, one or two areas that Yahoo is superior to Adwords, imvho. Today’s post is about one of them: Tagging.
Continue reading “Let Google Analytics run a Search Query Report for Yahoo PPC”Segment by Match Type in Google Analytics
This is one of my favorite advanced segmentations. I often times find myself frustrated by the fact that keyword match types are all mashed together and reported as one keyword. Indeed, as far as I am concerned, they are three different keywords. For example, in Adwords
[podiums]
“podiums”
podiums
will have different CPCs, different average positions, different conversion rates, but in Google Analytics I only see
podiums
With one bounce rate, one conversion rate, one average pages per visit, etc.
Since I’m bidding and paying different amounts for different match types, I treat [podiums] differently than “podiums”. Wouldn’t it be nice if I could natively segment this in Analytics?
Continue reading “Segment by Match Type in Google Analytics”Analytics Ninja | July 12, 2009
Welcome to my Analytics Ninja Blog:

Analytics Ninja
Yes… Yes… I know that there are plenty of other Web Analytics Ninjas out there. I have a lot of respect for many of my colleagues who are continually rocking the field of Web Analytics with their Analytics Awesomeness. That said, with a great sense of humility I do feel entitled to share the designation of Analytics Ninja with my fellow ninjas who are out there.
I hope that any readers of this blog will find the musings of this ninja to be informative, worthwhile, and enjoyable.




