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Spend Less Time Sifting Through Google Analytics
17 October 2016 | 0 comments | Posted by Che Kohler in nichemarket Advice
It's hard to believe that we've had this tool around for 11 years ever since Google launched the service in November 2005 after acquiring Urchin. Google Analytics has catapulted itself into the most widely used and recognisable freemium web analytics service giving users valuable reports and insights into website traffic. Given the fact that
- Mobile Performance Report
- Traffic Acquisition Report
- Keyword Analysis Report
- New vs. Returning Visitors
- Bounce Rate vs. Exit Rate Report
- Geo Location Report

Custom dashboards
To create your own custom dashboard, navigate to your account you want to view, then:- Select the Reporting tab.
- Select Dashboards.
- Click +New Dashboard.
- In the Create Dashboard
dialog , select either Blank Canvas (no widgets) or Starter Dashboard (default set of widgets). - You can also import Dashboard configurations from the Solutions Gallery. Give your Dashboard a descriptive title, then click Create Dashboard.
Shortcuts
Shortcuts have quickly become one of my personal favourites since its release in April 2016. Simply navigate to the report you want to create, add your parameters and any additional filters you may want and when you're happy with your data simply click the shortcut button and give it a name. It will now appear in the shortcuts panel on the left in your GA. I've found it works great for quick keyword query comparisons and device split comparisons and will save you a lot of time pulling reports going forward.Contact Us
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