eferg
msg:3520700 | 6:05 am on Dec 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
The function you mention is very useful. Lately I've been focusing on pages with higher bounce rates, especially on pages with high traffic. To me, it means I had an opportunity to make a sale, but my message or product didn't capture the visitor. Ed
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Kikikins
msg:3520706 | 6:36 am on Dec 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for the first tip, I may just use that. My favourite Analytics feature is viewing all traffic sources, looking at the Goal Conversion percentages for the sources that bring in the most visits. It allows me to see which of our high traffic referrers, actually convert visitors the most. Definitely useful knowledge if you're thinking of renewing your advertising on a particular website or not.
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fetchblog
msg:3521450 | 6:08 am on Dec 6, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I have not been using Google Analytics for very long, but I guess my favorite feature would have to be the bounce rates... I have to say though, I am disappointed in the fact that I cant get up to date stats when I want them.
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getxb
msg:3521828 | 6:40 pm on Dec 6, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I have to say that am more than happy with the way Google (as always) Analytics shows the data in a click of a button! Mind you .. its a HUGE data which we analyze through GA and its so fast to respond. I wonder how is this possible since its serving data to so many users at a time? Also the interface looks pretty neat and clean to me. "$ Index" value of a page is something very useful.
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jsinger
msg:3522197 | 4:57 am on Dec 7, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I love that I can create my own "dashboard" to display instantly what's currently important to me.
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cuiyj
msg:3523885 | 3:16 am on Dec 10, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Outgoing click tracking
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