Google Analytics

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Cum pot sa vad ultimii vizitatori (IP-urile).

Multumesc!

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Sursa: blog.outer-court.com

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IP's

I couldn’t get Analytics to show me the ip addresses of the visitors. Perhaps Google considers this too invasive?

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Re: IP’s.

If you took the time to read the Terms and conditions: there was a blob of text you should display on your website. It contains the statement: "The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website (including your IP address) will be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States" ... "Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google". Hence no info about IPs.

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EDIT: Cu placere FireEyes... :)

Multumesc.

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10 interesting facts and tricks about the Google Analytics program.



1. You can change the length of time that Google Analytics waits before timing out a visitor by adding a _utimeout variable to your tracking code.



2. There is no Google Analytics API to access reporting data. You can however exports reports to XML, CSV (Microsoft Excel) or Tab-Separated text format.



Google Analytics - Urchin3. Google Analytics doesn't offer automatic emailing of reports.



4. Google Analytics will track and analyze as many websites as you own but you are limited to 5 million pageviews per month.



5. After you first install the tracking code, it may take several hours for report data to appear in your account. Google Analytics generally updates your reports every hour, but data can take up to 6 hours to appear in your account.



6. You can make use of the _utmLinker JavaScript function when the links on your site require users to change root domain names - for example, from www.example.com to www.shoppingcart.com.



7. Google Analytics' urchinTracker allows you to track events on your site that do not generate a pageview. Using the urchinTracker JavaScript, you can assign a specific page filename to Flash events, JavaScript events, file downloads, outbound links, and more. [Using the urchinTracker]



8. You can setup Google Analytics even if you do own the website domain. You only need access to the source of your webpages. If you're able to update the content of your webpages, you should be able to set up Google Analytics.



9. Even though www.example.com/ may be the same page as www.example.com/index.html, they show up as two separate entries in your logs. You can tell Google Analytics to treat them as the same page by defining the Default page for your profile.



10. Google Analytics tracks referrals from 20 search engines as listed in the urchin.js JavaScript file. You can also configure Analytics to identify referrals from additional search engines by adding the following line to your tracking code:

_uOsr[20]="search_engine_name"; _uOkw[20]="query_variable";

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Sursa: http://labnol.blogspot.com/2005/11/google-...nteresting.html

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This is a quick update to address some issues you may be seeing
in your Google Analytics account and what we're doing to respond.

First, due to extremely high demand, we've temporarily limited
the number of new signups as we increase capacity. This allows
us to focus on our primary objective--to provide a great user
experience for our existing users.

Next, here is current information on the most common questions
we're receiving:

1. The 'Check Status' button is being reworked to check for
properly installed tracking code. This should be fixed by the
end of November.

2. The '+Add Profile' link has been temporarily removed until
we increase capacity. We'll alert all current users when the
feature is restored.

3. While we increase capacity, you may see longer than normal
delays in data showing up in your reports. All data continues
to be collected and no data has been lost.

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Sursa: Google mail

First signs of Google using Analytics data

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I have been using Analytics since the day it was made free, just like over two hundred thousand other webmasters. By using this service, I aknowledge that Google may use this information to improve their search engine. Their TOS leaves enough room to use the collected data as they see fit, but Matt Cutts denies any plans.

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La mine tot nu merg goals-urile.
Pls, cui ii merg, cum le-ati setat? Pas cu pas, poate gresesc eu ceva.
Multumesc

Goal = un URL.

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Postat în original de Cristian Mezei @ Dec 19 2005, 02:17 AM) [post=8141

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Goal = un URL.

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asta am inteles, le-am pus (cred) unde trebuie, le vad ca sunt ]
Goal = un URL.
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asta am inteles, le-am pus (cred) unde trebuie, le vad ca sunt acolo dar tot nu primesc date

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