Google Analytics Guide Part 1

Added December 3, 2019

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Collect and analyze data about your website with Google Analytics!

In this guide, we'll discuss Google Analytics (Part 1), one of the most advanced analytical tools available . It allows you to track and analyze traffic flowing to your website from various sources. Based on this data, you can make key decisions for your business.

Every website requires an analysis of its users' behavior, because it was created with these users in mind.

What is Google Analytics?

Google Analytics is a free tool used to store and analyze website statistics. Its greatest advantage is that it tracks every visit to a website, accurately identifying elements such as the user's device, the source of their traffic (e.g., Google Ads, Facebook, direct visit), and the city where the user was located.

What do we gain by analyzing data from Google Analytics?

Google Analytics is a tool that provides raw and comprehensive information. Using the data collected, we can make decisions regarding:

  • Allocating the advertising budget to the most profitable source.
  • Selecting the appropriate target group for advertising.
  • Adapting the offer and marketing content to the most profitable target group.

What data can we obtain from Google Analytics?

  • Comparative analysis of the behavior of different types of users (demographics, location, device type, acquisition source).
  • Detailed comparison of various traffic acquisition sources (cost, number of generated views, revenue from a given source).
  • Website optimization for various types of devices, browsers, and networks.

What will you find in Google Analytics Playbook Part 1?

  • What is Google Analytics?
  • How to set up a Google Analytics account and first impressions.
  • Contents of the “administration” tab in Google Analytics.
  • Views.
  • Google Analytics Metrics – Data, Dimensions, Users, Sessions and Page Views.
  • Google Analytics Segments.
  • Creating remarketing lists.
  • Using Predefined ReportsAn overview of the contents of predefined reports.
  • Business goals and Google Analytics.
  • Summary – Basic Account Settings – Must-Have.
  • A whopping 36 pages of information about this tool! You can download the guide completely free of charge, and you can also create a Google Analytics account and start reaping the benefits.

The first part of the guide will guide you step-by-step through the tool's installation process and the initial settings necessary to start using this free dose of knowledge. Below, you'll find the chapters included in the guide:

Google Analytics Guide Basic and Advanced Parts

Becoming a Google Analytics specialist requires a lot of time and experience with various websites. However, our guides (yes, we have two of them, one basic and one advanced, available for download here ) will help you fully utilize this tool's potential and use the available information to improve your business performance.

Download the free guide

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