How to use Google Analytics software?

nautiyal

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Hi Black hat expert,

I want to know what you guyz check in Google analytics. I meant how u used that? How you go through analyzing your traffics well I knew little becus I am new to this field and wanna know more about what to check first and how to create report about your traffic after you go through analyzing your traffic through this software. If possible please give instruction through images so I can understand easily or provide me e-book regarding. I will be more grateful to you:)
 
Black hat experts don't use Google Analytics. Use something like Statcounter. You really want Big G keeping track of your sites? It's not even accurate anyway.

Just thought I'd get that out of the way. Jut keep track of your keywords that people searched you for. Then write articles based on those :)
 
Black hat experts don't use Google Analytics. Use something like Statcounter. You really want Big G keeping track of your sites? It's not even accurate anyway.

Just thought I'd get that out of the way. Jut keep track of your keywords that people searched you for. Then write articles based on those :)

Yea I heard about this "statcounter" but I want to know the way you analyze your traffic like I checked how much traffic I got and then I check from where I got my traffic something like that what more you add in this please gimme instruction through your image is definitely help me so I know where to go and seek the information please
 
What else do you want to know? I mean, the only important thing is "popular pages" and the terms they found your site for...

Set it, forget it. Make new site, and another and another. Come back to the stats to see your popular pages, then make WH sites from those...
 
What else do you want to know? I mean, the only important thing is "popular pages" and the terms they found your site for...

Set it, forget it. Make new site, and another and another. Come back to the stats to see your popular pages, then make WH sites from those...

May be you didn't understand me anyway
 
i dont think anyone here has time to go through step by step on how to use google analytics, especially providing screenshots, but its worth learning, because it can give you amazing insights that no other analytics software can. look up "google analytics tutorial" in google and you'll find some help.
 
Google analytics has in build help, you can easy surf through each tab and pretty much figure out by yourself what each of the tab does.
 
trial and error just playing with it and searching around helped me learn it..
 
Alright I figured out my problem it is solved now I got an amazing tutorial Yipeee
 
What else do you want to know? I mean, the only important thing is "popular pages" and the terms they found your site for...

Haha he ain't lying! :D If you're doing a legitimate non black hat site its a goldmine of article inspiration! But most of the other features are pants
 
Google Analytics is an extremely powerful tool when used properly. No other free analytics package comes close. In order to get the most out of analytics data, you must dig deeper than just browsing the reports shown on your dashboard. That requires knowledge of Google analytics, and then some practice of applying that knowledge.

Forget simple step-by-step tutorials, start reading this blog from time to time: http://www.google.com/support/conve...equest.py?hl=en&contact_type=indexSplash&rd=1

It will take time but I assure you- If you are running a whitehat site with decent traffic then you can increase your ROI simply by its analytical insights.
 
Google analytics is an all in one software. you can get detail information about your visitors. their locations, number of views, your channels, keywords that are driving traffics etc. its a very useful and very important software for every web master.
thanks
 
Google Analytics is great for monitoring your regular stats and has some great other options for monitoring higher level material, but it does take quite a bit more work, What would you recommend for someone who is specifically looking for event tracking. And not just one simple event but a mass of events?
 
I hate this tool.
I only use it every few decades.
I use statcounter though.
 
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