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AdSense and Google Analytics

Some AdSense data in Google Analytics

         

joelgreen

4:11 pm on Nov 10, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Not sure if that is something new, but I noticed it only today.
Google is looking for AdSense users feedback. Here is a cut:

Which Google Analytics reports do you use most often in conjunction with your AdSense account? And which reports or metrics would you most like to see added to Google Analytics to help you succeed with AdSense?

Is there a chance we'll get clicks reported in Google Analytics, by country? That would be great!

clickme

1:29 am on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I rarely have any international (non-US) traffic so I don't know.

mainspot

4:37 am on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I've implemented the Google Analytics script while ago, but has unplugged it for access speed reason.

Do you guys have any problems with your site access speed after implementing the script?

clickme

1:29 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I'm new to Analytics. I like Google Analytics, but they could make it more AdSense friendly. What do most AdSense publishers use this tool for? Or do you?

ElvisFan

2:36 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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[Is there a chance we'll get clicks reported in Google Analytics, by country? That would be great! ]

I get my stats by countries... on the frontpage when I open the domain page... it shows a map of the world with dots from where my clicks are coming from... I don't understand why you are not seeing that log...

BushMackel

3:40 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I also get the "where people are coming from map" when I get into Analytics.

I really like the service since I'm too cheap to really get any commercial web tracking software. It does a good job with unique visitors and absolute visitors from what I can tell. However, I haven't used its Adwords tracking features and I wish they would do something with Adsense in this way.

subhendu

10:37 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I use both but never seen any linkage between them ( as a publisher )but if that happens then it will be a greate tool for publishers. But will google be interested in telling where your clicks are going?

gothwalk

10:53 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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My principle use is in deciding what URLs to track. With a limited number of channels, I can't throw in every URL on my sites. So I look for the highest traffic pages in Analytics, and track those in AdSense. The end result is that I know exactly what pages 95%-plus of my clicks are on.

miguelito

11:02 am on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I have it installed but think it's fairly crap.

The reason? One more string to my bow if they decide at some future date to mail me with "there is something fishy with your account" type letters.

I'm not expecting that to happen but after some of the posts i have read in here i don't think it can do any harm to have it installed and let them know about it.

I haven't noticed any slow-down in traffic speed since i started using it.

Pengi

9:33 pm on Nov 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I love Analytics even though I haven't found anything specifically useful. I'm adicted to seeing just where in the world those clicks are coming from - even though I'm targeting at just 5 countries.

plasma

7:47 am on Nov 22, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I'd like to see the titles instead of the urls.