Custom Alerts can be found under the Admin area of any profile in your Google Analytics account. To get started, click Custom Alerts from the Assets area, then click the Create new alert button.

While tracking WordPress pageviews in Google Analytics is pretty easy to accomplish, another interesting metric for many websites is to track author statistics. Namely, how many pageviews is each of ...

Google Analytics is the “web analytics reporting offered by Google that tracks and reports website traffic” and “lets you measure your advertising ROI as well as track your Flash, video, and social ...

Google Analytics has introduced the capability to process item-specific custom parameters from ecommerce events occurring on your website or app. These parameters can be registered as custom ...

Google has just announced a number of new features for Google Analytics, including more powerful reporting capabilities, greater customization options and a new “intelligence engine” that Google says ...

Well over a year ago now, I found myself in a bit of a situation. A new client who had been on Webtrends had decided to switch to Google Analytics and had lost all their previous data. That, in and of ...

Google Analytics is removing four attribution models in October 2023. A new "calculated metrics" feature will allow custom combinations of metrics. Users should audit reports and test new models now ...

You can use a programming language like R to bypass the Google Analytics Web interface to retrieve the data you want. Here's a step-by-step. Google Analytics is a useful tool for measuring website ...

Facebook’s VP of Partnerships, Ime Archibong, announced updates to Facebook Analytics as well as Facebook Login and Account Kit during his F8 keynote address. Analytics is getting greater ...

Keen IO announced today that it’s open-sourcing one of its key features. The company allows customers to create their own analytics tools without having to develop the infrastructure from scratch. As ...

In the U.S. it is easy to focus on our native hyperscale companies (Google, Amazon, Facebook, etc.) and how they design and deploy infrastructure at scale. But as our regular readers understand well, ...