Develop your digital/online marketing skills and learn web analytics to understand the performance of websites and ad campaigns. Approaches covered will be immediately useful for business or nonprofit organizations. If you are completely new to Google Analytics and you want to learn the basics, this guide will introduce you to the content quickly. Web analytics is critical to online marketers as they seek to track return on investment and optimize their websites. Introduction to Google Analytics covers the basics of Google Analytics, starting with creating a blog, and monitoring the number of people who see the blog posts and where they come from. What You’ll Learn Understand basic techniques to generate traffic for a blog or website Review the performance of a website or campaign Set up a Shopify account to track ROI Create and maximize AdWords to track conversion Discover opportunities offered by Google, including the Google Individual Qualification Who This Book Is For Those who need to get up to speed on Google Analytics tools and techniques for business or personal use. This book is also suitable as a student reference.

Develop your digital/online marketing skills and learn web analytics to understand the performance of websites and ad campaigns. Approaches covered will be immediately useful for business or nonprofit organizations. If you are completely new to Google Analytics and you want to learn the basics, this guide will introduce you to the content quickly. Web analytics is critical to online marketers as they seek to track return on investment and optimize their websites. Introduction to Google Analytics covers the basics of Google Analytics, starting with creating a blog, and monitoring the number of people who see the blog posts and where they come from. What You’ll Learn Understand basic techniques to generate traffic for a blog or website Review the performance of a website or campaign Set up a Shopify account to track ROI Create and maximize AdWords to track conversion Discover opportunities offered by Google, including the Google Individual Qualification Who This Book Is For Those who need to get up to speed on Google Analytics tools and techniques for business or personal use. This book is also suitable as a student reference.

Introduction to Google Analytics Google Analytics provides a simple and free way to track and analyze website visitors. You could have thousands or even millions of visitors per month, but if you don't know anything about them, they're meaningless. Google Analytics' robust web analytics and reporting tools can assist you in making the most of visitors and potentially converting them into customers. Google Analytics, in addition to tracking the number of visitors, provides critical insights into how your website is performing and what you can do to meet your objectives. Everything from how much traffic your website receives to where that traffic is coming from and how visitors behave can be tracked. You can even track social media activity, mobile app traffic, identify trends, and integrate other data sources to make better business decisions. And the types of reports you shouldn't miss: Acquisition - shows you where traffic comes from, such as search engines, social media, email marketing campaigns and links from other websites. You'll find this under the Acquisition tab. Keywords - tells you what search words visitors used to find your website on a search engine. You'll find this report in the Behavior tab, under Site Search. Conversions - tracks how many visitors are converting into newsletter subscribers, shoppers and actual customers. Click on the Conversions tab and choose a type or category of conversion to view a report. Lifetime value - currently in beta, Lifetime Value reports track visitors throughout their lifetime, from their first visit to conversions, return visits, future purchases and beyond. This can help you figure out what turned these visitors into customers and what made them keep coming back so you can implement changes. Lifetime value is located under the Audience tab. Discover in this google book the step-by-step guide on to create google analytic page and use it to run a profitable online business or offline business. Rush now, hit Add to Cart tab to proceed purchasing your copy. You can as well get a copy for your friends or relatives who're enthusiastic about establishing an online business.

When the company isn't getting the leads they expect, they question if your work isvaluable. That is where data becomes crucial to digital marketers.This guide might prove to be the ultimate tool for digital marketers while using Google Analytics, the most robust free analytics platform available.In this guide, you will learn: ❏ Introduction to Google Analytics❏ Setting Up the process of Google Analytics❏ Usage of Google Analytics❏ Studying the Analytics Repor

Don't be alarmed! Analytics can be fun! LinkedIn consistently shows Digital/Online Marketing as a top skill that gets people hired, and Web Analytics is one of the core skills for online marketing. Analytics allows you to understand the performance of Websites and ad campaigns. The goal of this book is to introduce analytics for beginners, and to encourage readers to try it out and consider learning more. I also want to see if I convince you that it is actually fun. Web Analytics is becoming increasingly important to online marketers, as they seek to track return on investment, and optimize their websites. We'll learn about Google Analytics, starting with creating a blog, and monitoring the number of people who see the blog posts and where they come from. -- (OUTLINE) CH1 - Overview: This chapter takes a look at what analytics is, and introduces related concepts CH2 - Blogalytics: a basic recipe to get started in analytics, to take the first step in being able to track web traffic and see what they're up to. We'll create a simple blog, start a Google Analytics account, and connect the two, and discuss things along the way. The goal is to make a simple, relevant way to start exploring analytics. CH3 - Getting Traffic for Analytics: In this chapter we're going to look at a couple basic techniques to generate traffic for a blog or website, following on our previous chapter about creating a blog. The purpose of these chapters is to be a self-contained experiment. Ultimately you need traffic in order to be able to look at analytics, so this chapter has a few ways to generate traffic. CH 4 - Reviewing Performance of Campaigns: In this chapter, we're going to take a light look at some of the ways you can see information about the performance of a website or campaign, as well as some related terms, and the idea of ongoing reporting. CH5 - Fun with eCommerce Analytics Part I - Shopify: Tracking ROI is a 50 billion dollar skill, because it's at the core of Google's success, and you could argue it's a trillion dollar skill, because of how much revenue Google helps businesses to make. In this chapter we're going to look at how to set up a Shopify account, which is one of the easiest ways to set up a "real" eCommerce system to learn about tracking ROI with analytics. I think it's important to see how you can set things up so that when you make an ad, you can track exactly how much money you are making. CH6 - Fun with eCommerce Analytics Part II - Adwords: This is part 2 of a 2 chapter series, whose goal is to capture the "full life cycle" of analytics, and take a close look at ROI (return on investment). The goal is to shed light on an elusive quarry - when you are spending money on ads, how can analytics help you know how much money you are making? And the exciting thing is that Adwords provides a way to do this. Shopify provides a foundation for ecommerce, and Adwords provides a way to advertise a site, and then track conversion. CH7 - Fun with eCommerce Analytics - Gumroad: In this chapter we're taking another look at ecommerce analytics, courtesy of Gumroad - a free, super easy to use platform. In some ways this chapter is a back-up to the previous two chapters, another way to learn about analytics in a live setting. CH8 - Exploring Google Analytics Certification: In this chapter we're going to explore some of the opportunities that Google offers directly, in terms of learning material, and the Google Individual Qualification, which can be a nice thing to have on your website or resume.

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Site statistics give you raw numbers, but Web analytics crunch those numbers into meaningful metrics you can actually use. Here’s what's new in Google Analytics 2.0, such as cross-segment reporting and drilldown content that enhance analysis. Learn to set up Analytics and choose filters, explore goals and goal-setting, use customizable dashboards and date ranges, and master basic analytics and Web statistics concepts. Examine every aspect of available reports, learn to use those best suited for e-commerce sites, and more. BONUS: Each copy of Google Analytics 2.0 includes a $25 Google AdWords gift card compliments of Google. With this $25 gift card , you can attract new customers to your website on Google's dime.

Leverage Google Analytics to make data-driven decisions to shape your marketing strategy KEY FEATURES _ Learn how to navigate the Google Analytics interface and reports. _ Understand the working of the Google Analytics platform. _ Understanding ÔTraffic SourcesÕ in Google Analytics. _ Learn how to use Segments in Google Analytics. _ Understand how Cross-Device reporting works in Google Analytics. DESCRIPTION This book will help you learn everything that you need to know about Google Analytics. We will start by setting up the account and updating the settings. Then, we will go through the main reports in Google Analytics will dive deep into the analysis. We will then analyze the users, their behavior, and their sources. This analysis will improve your business and website results. We will also go through the fundamentals of relating Google Analytics data to your marketing strategy. We will explore live examples of analysis with real Ecommerce data and learn approaches to analyze our data. At the end of the book, we will go through the Conversions section in Google Analytics. By the end of the book, you will be able to make informative decisions based on data related to your website visitors. Ê WHAT WILL YOU LEARNÊ _ Learn how toÊset-up a Google Analytics account. _ Understand howÊto read all the reports in Google Analytics. _ Perform complex analysis based on the data in the reports.Ê _ Learn how to relate the Google Analytics data to your marketing strategy. _ Read and analyze Conversion reports based on real Ecommerce data. WHO THIS BOOK IS FORÊ This book is designed for business owners and webmasters who want to use Google Analytics to make better decisions and improve their sales. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Google Analytics Step-by-step setup. 2. Google Analytics reports explained. 3. 7PÕs of Marketing and Google Analytics. 4. Your audience Ð your business. 5. The heartbeat of the Google Analytics: Acquisition & Behavior Reports. 6. Conversions. The final goal.

Why is Google Analytics 4 the most modern data model available for digital marketing analytics? Because rather than simply report what has happened, GA4's new cloud integrations enable more data activation—linking online and offline data across all your streams to provide end-to-end marketing data. This practical book prepares you for the future of digital marketing by demonstrating how GA4 supports these additional cloud integrations. Author Mark Edmondson, Google Developer Expert for Google Analytics and Google Cloud, provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of GA4 and its cloud integrations. Data, business, and marketing analysts will learn major facets of GA4's powerful new analytics model, with topics including data architecture and strategy, and data ingestion, storage, and modeling. You'll explore common data activation use cases and get guidance on how to implement them. You'll learn: How Google Cloud integrates with GA4 The potential use cases that GA4 integrations can enable Skills and resources needed to create GA4 integrations How much GA4 data capture is necessary to enable use cases The process of designing dataflows from strategy though data storage, modeling, and activation

Get the most out of the free Google Analytics service—and get more customers Google Analytics allows you to discover vital information about how end users interact with their Web sites by collecting vital data and providing tools to analyze it, with the intention of improving the end-user experience and, ultimately converting users into customers. This indispensible guide delves into the latest updates to the newest version of Google Analytics—3.0—and explains the concepts behind this amazing free tool. You'll discover what information to track, how to choose the right goals and filters, techniques for reading Google Analytics reports and graphs, and, most importantly, how to compile this data and use it to improve your Web site and attract more potential customers. Takes an in-depth look at Google Analytics 3.0 and walks you through the possibilities it offers Explains how to read Google Analytics reports and graphs so that you can compile this data and use it to improve your Web site and attract more users Shares techniques for converting end users into customers Features tips and suggestions for getting the information you need from Google Analytics reports and then converting that information into actionable tasks you can use With Google Analytics, Third Edition, you&'ll be well on your way to retrieving the information you need to convert visitors to your site into customers! Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.