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Google analytics is a a google services that allows insights into website traffic with Advanced Segmentation, Custom Reporting, Motion Charts, and more. | |||
See also [[Google webmaster tools]] which is based on a different mechanism, i.e. its is data based on the google search engine. | |||
== Tool overview == | |||
The services includes several groups of tools, e.g. | |||
* Visitors | |||
* Traffic Sources | |||
* Content | |||
* Goals | |||
== How to == | |||
* Get a Google account and sign up to analytics | |||
* Modify all your web pages to include a javascript fragment | |||
== Links == | |||
; At Google | |||
* [http://www.google.com/analytics/ Google analytics homepage] | |||
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Revision as of 18:39, 7 March 2009
Google analytics is a a google services that allows insights into website traffic with Advanced Segmentation, Custom Reporting, Motion Charts, and more.
See also Google webmaster tools which is based on a different mechanism, i.e. its is data based on the google search engine.
Tool overview
The services includes several groups of tools, e.g.
- Visitors
- Traffic Sources
- Content
- Goals
How to
- Get a Google account and sign up to analytics
- Modify all your web pages to include a javascript fragment
Links
- At Google