Do You Get Frustrated trying to Figure Out Google Analytics?
I have been meaning to post some information on Google Analytics. To be honest with you, I haven’t started using it yet and I haven’t done the research to give you a quality post.
I received an email from Perry Marshall today informing me about a free training webinar being put on by ROI Revolution.
This is a 50 minute web-based seminar with a 10 minute Q&A. They are running it on May 29, June 12, and June 26.
If you’ve been working with Google Analytics and just feel like you aren’t quite getting it, this may be something you want to check into. Head over to ROI Revolution and get registered.
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May 29th, 2007 22:23
Hi Heather!
A great place to learn about Google Analytics (GA) is from Ian’s free tutorials. He has 5+ tutorials, that starts here:
http://www.conversationmarketi.....oria_1.htm
#1 actually walks you through from even signing up, getting an account, and putting your code in.
I started at #2-3 (I think I’m on 4 or 5) can’t remember, but Ian is great! Easy to understand, very well paced, and his customer service is wonderful. He follows through with all his commentators, which helps a ton.
He’s the top guy. Just run a search on Google and he tops it for “Google analytics tutorials”!
Good luck!
May 30th, 2007 06:34
Thanks for that info Ponn…it’s something that has been “on my list” for a while now
May 30th, 2007 14:39
Here’s a quick overview of what’s important in Google Analytics…
http://chitika.com/blog/?p=183
- Walt
May 30th, 2007 16:26
Thanks Walt, that is a good post on Analytics. I’ve just been using Awstats and though it is a good reporting tool, Google analytics seems much more in depth.