Description

Book Synopsis

This book is intended for use by customers using Google Classic Analytics and does not cover the newer Google Universal Analytics or related Google Tag Manager.

Google Analytics is the free tool used by millions of web site owners to assess the effectiveness of their efforts. Its revised interface and new features will offer even more ways to increase the value of your web site, and this book will teach you how to use each one to best advantage. Featuring new content based on reader and client requests, the book helps you implement new methods and concepts, track social and mobile visitors, use the new multichannel funnel reporting features, understand which filters to use, and much more.

  • Gets you up and running with all the new tools in the revamped Google Analytics, and includes content requested by readers and users especially for new GA users
  • Covers social media analytics features, advanced segmentation displays, multi-dashboard configurations

    Table of Contents

    Foreword xix

    Introduction xxi

    Part I Measuring Success 1

    Chapter 1 Why Understanding Your Web Traffic is Important to Your Business 3

    Website Measurement—Why Do This? 4

    Information Web Analytics Can Provide 7

    Where to Start 9

    Decisions Web Analytics Can Help You Make 12

    The ROI of Web Analytics 13

    How Much Should I Invest in This? 13

    How Web Analytics Helps You Understand Your Web Traffic 16

    Where Web Analytics Fits In 16

    How is Google Analytics Different? 18

    Targeting Digital Marketers Rather Than IT Departments 19

    Where to Get Help 19

    Resources Provided by Google (Free) 19

    Non-Google Resources (Free) 20

    Official Google Analytics Certified Partners (Paid) 20

    Summary 20

    Chapter 2 Available Methodologies and Their Accuracy 23

    Page Tags and Logfiles 24

    Cookies in Web Analytics 26

    Understanding Web Analytics Data Accuracy 27

    Issues Affecting Visitor Data Accuracy for Logfiles 28

    Issues Affecting Visitor Data from Page Tags 29

    Issues Affecting Visitor Data When Using Cookies 33

    Comparing Data from Different Vendors 35

    Why PPC Vendor Numbers Do Not Match Web Analytics Reports 41

    Data Misinterpretation: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics 44

    Improving the Accuracy of Web Analytics Data 45

    Privacy Considerations for the Web Analytics Industry 47

    Types of Private Information 48

    The EU Privacy Law 49

    Summary 52

    Chapter 3 Google Analytics Features, Benefits, and Limitations 53

    Key Features and Capabilities of Google Analytics 54

    Standard Features 54

    Advanced Features 59

    How Google Analytics Works 63

    The Google Analytics Tracking Code 63

    What is Not Tracked by Default 65

    The Default Attribution Model 67

    Google Analytics Limits 68

    What Google Analytics Does Not Do 70

    Service-Level Agreement 70

    Indefinite Data Retention 70

    Provide Professional Services 71

    Data Reprocessing 71

    Bid Management 72

    Import Third-Party Data 72

    Per-Visitor Tracking (against Google Policies) 72

    What is Google Analytics Premium? 73

    Comparing Google Analytics Premium versus Free 75

    Google Analytics and Privacy 77

    Common Privacy Questions 79

    What is Urchin? 82

    Differences between Google Analytics and Urchin 83

    Urchin Advantages 84

    Criteria for Choosing between Google Analytics and Urchin 85

    Summary 86

    Part II Using Google Analytics Reports 87

    Chapter 4 Using the Google Analytics Interface 89

    Discoverability and Initial Report Access 90

    Navigating Your Way Around: Report Layout 92

    Dimensions and Metrics 94

    The Data Table 94

    Date Range Selector 96

    Aggregate Summary Metrics 97

    Chart Options 98

    Changing Table Views 101

    Plotting Multiple Rows 105

    Secondary Dimensions 105

    Changing the Displayed Dimension 106

    Table Sorting 106

    Table Search 108

    Table Filters (Advanced) 109

    Chart Display and Annotation 110

    Report Sections 112

    Tabbed Views 112

    Advanced Segments 112

    Export 113

    Email Reports 114

    Add to Dashboard 115

    Summary 116

    Chapter 5 Reports Explained 117

    The Home Overview 118

    Real-Time Reporting 118

    Intelligence Events 119

    Flow Visualization 126

    Dashboards 129

    Top Standard Reports 132

    Multi-Channel Funnels 132

    Social Interactions 138

    Visitors: Location 138

    E-commerce: Overview Report 140

    Motion Charts 141

    Goal and Funnel Reports 144

    Visitor: Mobile Report 146

    Traffic Sources: Search Engine Optimization 147

    AdWords: Campaigns 149

    AdWords: Keyword Report 151

    AdWords: Matched Queries Report 152

    AdWords: Keyword Positions Report 153

    Content: Navigation Summary 154

    Content: Site Speed 156

    Site Search: Usage Report 157

    Content: In-Page Analytics 158

    Understanding Report Sampling 160

    Summary 162

    Part III Implementing Google Analytics 163

    Chapter 6 Getting Started: Initial Setup 165

    Creating Your Google Analytics Account 166

    General Account Information 168

    Configuring Data-Sharing Settings 169

    Accepting the Terms of Service 169

    Tagging Your Pages 170

    Understanding the Google Analytics Tracking Code 170

    Deploying the GATC—Tagging Pages 173

    Back Up: Keeping a Local Copy of Your Data 176

    Using Accounts, Web Properties, and Profiles 179

    Creating a New Profile 180

    Creating a New Web Property 182

    Creating a New Account 183

    Roll-up Reporting 184

    Choosing between Roll-up Reporting and Multiple Profiles or Multiple Web Properties 186

    Agencies and Hosting Providers: Setting Up Client Accounts 186

    Integrating with Your AdWords Data 188

    Testing after Enabling Auto-Tagging 191

    Integrating with Your AdSense Data 192

    Integrating with Your Webmaster Tools Data 194

    Integrating with Feedburner 195

    Tracking Mobile Visitors 198

    Server-Side Tracking for Mobile Sites 199

    Common Pre-implementation Questions 200

    Summary 205

    Chapter 7 Advanced Implementation 207

    _trackPageview: the Google Analytics Workhorse 208

    Tracking Unreadable URLs with Virtual Pageviews 209

    Tracking File Downloads with Virtual Pageviews 211

    Tracking Partially Completed Forms with Virtual Pageviews 212

    Virtual Pageviews versus Event Tracking 213

    Tracking E-commerce Transactions 213

    Capturing Secure E-commerce Transactions 214

    Transactions via a Third-Party Payment Gateway 218

    What to Do When a Third-Party Gateway Does Not Allow Tracking 220

    Tracking Negative Transactions 222

    Campaign Tracking 223

    Adding Campaign Parameters to Your Landing Page URLs 225

    Creating Custom Campaign Fields 234

    Event Tracking 236

    Setting Up Event Tracking 237

    The _trackEvent Function 237

    Defining Your Event Reporting Structure 239

    Tracking Flash Video and Animation as Events 243

    Tracking Banners and Other Outgoing Links as Events 248

    Tracking Mailto: Clicks as Events 249

    Tracking Embedded Video from YouTube 249

    Customizing the GATC 251

    Subdomain Tracking 252

    Multiple Domain Tracking 255

    Controlling Time-Outs 260

    Setting Ignore Referrer Preferences 261

    Site Speed Sample Rate 262

    Anonymize IP Addresses 263

    Sampling: Controlling Data Collection 264

    Summary 265

    Chapter 8 Best Practices Configuration Guide 267

    Initial Configuration 268

    Setting the Default Page 268

    Excluding Unnecessary Parameters 269

    Currency Setting 270

    Enabling E-commerce Reporting 270

    AdWords Cost Source Settings 271

    Enabling Site Search 271

    Goal Conversions and Funnels 273

    The Importance of Defining Goals 274

    What Funnel Shapes Can Tell You 276

    The Goal Setup Process 277

    The Funnel Setup Process 282

    Tracking Funnels for Which Every Step Has the Same URL 285

    Why Segmentation is Important 286

    Choosing Advanced Segments versus Profile Filters 288

    Profile Segments: Segmenting Visitors Using Filters 289

    Creating a Profile Filter 290

    Understanding Filter Logic 292

    Custom Filters: Available Fields 293

    Five Common Profile Filters 295

    Assigning a Filter Order 303

    Report Segments: Segmenting Visitors Using Advanced Segments 303

    Default Advanced Segments 304

    Custom Advanced Segments 306

    Example Custom Segments 307

    Creating Custom Intelligence Alerts 311

    Summary 313

    Chapter 9 Google Analytics Customizations 315

    Why Customize an Existing Product? 316

    Custom Reports 317

    Day-on-Day Custom Report 317

    Unique Visitors by Page 320

    Affiliate Performance 321

    Better AdWords 323

    Managing Custom Reports 323

    Customizing the List of Recognized Search Engines 326

    Making Search Engines Region-Specific 327

    Adding New Search Engines for SEO 329

    Labeling Visitors, Sessions, and Pages 330

    Implementing Custom Variables 333

    Tracking Error Pages and Broken Links 336

    Differentiating Pay-Per-Click Network Partners 340

    In-Page Analytics: Differentiating Identical Links 344

    Matching Transactions to Specific Referral Data 345

    Tracking Campaign Links to File Downloads 348

    Changing the Referrer Credited for a Goal Conversion 351

    Ignoring a Referrer for a Conversion 352

    Roll-up Reporting 353

    Tracking Roll-up Transactions 353

    Implications of the Roll-up Technique 353

    Improvement Tip: Simplify with Pageview Roll-up 354

    Summary 355

    Part IV Using Visitor Data to Drive Website Improvement 357

    Chapter 10 Focusing on Key Performance Indicators 359

    Setting Objectives and Key Results 360

    Selecting and Preparing KPIs 363

    What is a KPI? 363

    Preparing KPIs 365

    Presenting Your KPIs 367

    Presenting Hierarchical KPIs via Segmentation 370

    Benchmark Considerations 372

    KPI Examples by Job Role 373

    E-commerce Manager KPI Examples 374

    Marketer and Communication KPI Examples 381

    Social Media KPI Examples 389

    Content Creator KPI Examples 391

    Webmaster KPI Examples 402

    Using KPIs for Web 2.0 412

    Why the Fuss about Web 2.0? 413

    Summary 415

    Chapter 11 Real-World Tasks 417

    Identify and Optimize Poor-Performing Pages 418

    Using Landing Pages (Bounce Rates) 418

    Funnel Optimization Case Study 424

    Measuring the Impact of Site Search 431

    The Revenue Impact of Site Search 432

    Summary of Site Search Impact 436

    Optimizing Your Search Engine Marketing 437

    Keyword Discovery 437

    Campaign Optimization (AdWords) 440

    Attribution Optimization 445

    Landing Page Optimization and SEO 449

    AdWords Day Parting Optimization 455

    AdWords Ad Content Optimization 457

    Monetizing a Non-E-commerce Website 462

    Approach 1: Assign Goal Values Method 463

    Approach 2: Pseudo E-commerce Method 464

    Tracking Offline Marketing 470

    Using Vanity URLs to Track Offline Visitors 471

    Using Coded URLs to Track Offline Visitors 475

    Combining with Search to Track Offline Visitors 478

    Combining with URL Shorteners 480

    Combining with Quick Response Codes 480

    Summary and Case Study 481

    An Introduction to Google Website Optimizer 482

    Common Misconceptions 483

    AMAT: Where Does Testing Fit? 484

    Choosing a Test Type 485

    Getting Started: Implementing a Multivariate Experiment 488

    Calyx Flowers: A Retail Multivariate Case Study 495

    YouTube: A Content-Publishing Multivariate Case Study 499

    Summary 502

    Chapter 12 Integrating Google Analytics with Third-Party Applications 503

    Extracting Google Analytics Information 504

    Importing Data into Your CRM Using JavaScript 504

    Importing Data into Your CRM Using PHP 506

    Working with the Google Analytics Core Reporting API 509

    How to Use the Core Reporting API—the Basics 511

    Example Apps 518

    Example App Case Studies 522

    Excel and Spreadsheet Integration 522

    Survey Tools: Voice of Customer Integration 526

    Demographics within Google Analytics 527

    Call Tracking with Google Analytics 529

    Video on Demand Tracking with Google Analytics 531

    Mobile App Tracking with Google Analytics 534

    Integrating Website Optimizer with Google Analytics 538

    The Integration Method 539

    Summary 542

    Appendix A Regular Expression Overview 543

    Understanding the Fundamentals 544

    Regex Examples 545

    Appendix B Useful Tools 551

    Tools to Help Audit Your GATC Deployment 552

    Browser Add-ons 553

    GATC Plug-ins 555

    Desktop Helper Applications 555

    Appendix C Recommended Further Reading 557

    Books on Web Analytics and Related Areas 558

    Web Resources 558

    Blog Roll for Web Analytics 559

    Index 561

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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This book is intended for use by customers using Google Classic Analytics and does not cover the newer Google Universal Analytics or related Google Tag Manager.

      Google Analytics is the free tool used by millions of web site owners to assess the effectiveness of their efforts. Its revised interface and new features will offer even more ways to increase the value of your web site, and this book will teach you how to use each one to best advantage. Featuring new content based on reader and client requests, the book helps you implement new methods and concepts, track social and mobile visitors, use the new multichannel funnel reporting features, understand which filters to use, and much more.

      • Gets you up and running with all the new tools in the revamped Google Analytics, and includes content requested by readers and users especially for new GA users
      • Covers social media analytics features, advanced segmentation displays, multi-dashboard configurations

        Table of Contents

        Foreword xix

        Introduction xxi

        Part I Measuring Success 1

        Chapter 1 Why Understanding Your Web Traffic is Important to Your Business 3

        Website Measurement—Why Do This? 4

        Information Web Analytics Can Provide 7

        Where to Start 9

        Decisions Web Analytics Can Help You Make 12

        The ROI of Web Analytics 13

        How Much Should I Invest in This? 13

        How Web Analytics Helps You Understand Your Web Traffic 16

        Where Web Analytics Fits In 16

        How is Google Analytics Different? 18

        Targeting Digital Marketers Rather Than IT Departments 19

        Where to Get Help 19

        Resources Provided by Google (Free) 19

        Non-Google Resources (Free) 20

        Official Google Analytics Certified Partners (Paid) 20

        Summary 20

        Chapter 2 Available Methodologies and Their Accuracy 23

        Page Tags and Logfiles 24

        Cookies in Web Analytics 26

        Understanding Web Analytics Data Accuracy 27

        Issues Affecting Visitor Data Accuracy for Logfiles 28

        Issues Affecting Visitor Data from Page Tags 29

        Issues Affecting Visitor Data When Using Cookies 33

        Comparing Data from Different Vendors 35

        Why PPC Vendor Numbers Do Not Match Web Analytics Reports 41

        Data Misinterpretation: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics 44

        Improving the Accuracy of Web Analytics Data 45

        Privacy Considerations for the Web Analytics Industry 47

        Types of Private Information 48

        The EU Privacy Law 49

        Summary 52

        Chapter 3 Google Analytics Features, Benefits, and Limitations 53

        Key Features and Capabilities of Google Analytics 54

        Standard Features 54

        Advanced Features 59

        How Google Analytics Works 63

        The Google Analytics Tracking Code 63

        What is Not Tracked by Default 65

        The Default Attribution Model 67

        Google Analytics Limits 68

        What Google Analytics Does Not Do 70

        Service-Level Agreement 70

        Indefinite Data Retention 70

        Provide Professional Services 71

        Data Reprocessing 71

        Bid Management 72

        Import Third-Party Data 72

        Per-Visitor Tracking (against Google Policies) 72

        What is Google Analytics Premium? 73

        Comparing Google Analytics Premium versus Free 75

        Google Analytics and Privacy 77

        Common Privacy Questions 79

        What is Urchin? 82

        Differences between Google Analytics and Urchin 83

        Urchin Advantages 84

        Criteria for Choosing between Google Analytics and Urchin 85

        Summary 86

        Part II Using Google Analytics Reports 87

        Chapter 4 Using the Google Analytics Interface 89

        Discoverability and Initial Report Access 90

        Navigating Your Way Around: Report Layout 92

        Dimensions and Metrics 94

        The Data Table 94

        Date Range Selector 96

        Aggregate Summary Metrics 97

        Chart Options 98

        Changing Table Views 101

        Plotting Multiple Rows 105

        Secondary Dimensions 105

        Changing the Displayed Dimension 106

        Table Sorting 106

        Table Search 108

        Table Filters (Advanced) 109

        Chart Display and Annotation 110

        Report Sections 112

        Tabbed Views 112

        Advanced Segments 112

        Export 113

        Email Reports 114

        Add to Dashboard 115

        Summary 116

        Chapter 5 Reports Explained 117

        The Home Overview 118

        Real-Time Reporting 118

        Intelligence Events 119

        Flow Visualization 126

        Dashboards 129

        Top Standard Reports 132

        Multi-Channel Funnels 132

        Social Interactions 138

        Visitors: Location 138

        E-commerce: Overview Report 140

        Motion Charts 141

        Goal and Funnel Reports 144

        Visitor: Mobile Report 146

        Traffic Sources: Search Engine Optimization 147

        AdWords: Campaigns 149

        AdWords: Keyword Report 151

        AdWords: Matched Queries Report 152

        AdWords: Keyword Positions Report 153

        Content: Navigation Summary 154

        Content: Site Speed 156

        Site Search: Usage Report 157

        Content: In-Page Analytics 158

        Understanding Report Sampling 160

        Summary 162

        Part III Implementing Google Analytics 163

        Chapter 6 Getting Started: Initial Setup 165

        Creating Your Google Analytics Account 166

        General Account Information 168

        Configuring Data-Sharing Settings 169

        Accepting the Terms of Service 169

        Tagging Your Pages 170

        Understanding the Google Analytics Tracking Code 170

        Deploying the GATC—Tagging Pages 173

        Back Up: Keeping a Local Copy of Your Data 176

        Using Accounts, Web Properties, and Profiles 179

        Creating a New Profile 180

        Creating a New Web Property 182

        Creating a New Account 183

        Roll-up Reporting 184

        Choosing between Roll-up Reporting and Multiple Profiles or Multiple Web Properties 186

        Agencies and Hosting Providers: Setting Up Client Accounts 186

        Integrating with Your AdWords Data 188

        Testing after Enabling Auto-Tagging 191

        Integrating with Your AdSense Data 192

        Integrating with Your Webmaster Tools Data 194

        Integrating with Feedburner 195

        Tracking Mobile Visitors 198

        Server-Side Tracking for Mobile Sites 199

        Common Pre-implementation Questions 200

        Summary 205

        Chapter 7 Advanced Implementation 207

        _trackPageview: the Google Analytics Workhorse 208

        Tracking Unreadable URLs with Virtual Pageviews 209

        Tracking File Downloads with Virtual Pageviews 211

        Tracking Partially Completed Forms with Virtual Pageviews 212

        Virtual Pageviews versus Event Tracking 213

        Tracking E-commerce Transactions 213

        Capturing Secure E-commerce Transactions 214

        Transactions via a Third-Party Payment Gateway 218

        What to Do When a Third-Party Gateway Does Not Allow Tracking 220

        Tracking Negative Transactions 222

        Campaign Tracking 223

        Adding Campaign Parameters to Your Landing Page URLs 225

        Creating Custom Campaign Fields 234

        Event Tracking 236

        Setting Up Event Tracking 237

        The _trackEvent Function 237

        Defining Your Event Reporting Structure 239

        Tracking Flash Video and Animation as Events 243

        Tracking Banners and Other Outgoing Links as Events 248

        Tracking Mailto: Clicks as Events 249

        Tracking Embedded Video from YouTube 249

        Customizing the GATC 251

        Subdomain Tracking 252

        Multiple Domain Tracking 255

        Controlling Time-Outs 260

        Setting Ignore Referrer Preferences 261

        Site Speed Sample Rate 262

        Anonymize IP Addresses 263

        Sampling: Controlling Data Collection 264

        Summary 265

        Chapter 8 Best Practices Configuration Guide 267

        Initial Configuration 268

        Setting the Default Page 268

        Excluding Unnecessary Parameters 269

        Currency Setting 270

        Enabling E-commerce Reporting 270

        AdWords Cost Source Settings 271

        Enabling Site Search 271

        Goal Conversions and Funnels 273

        The Importance of Defining Goals 274

        What Funnel Shapes Can Tell You 276

        The Goal Setup Process 277

        The Funnel Setup Process 282

        Tracking Funnels for Which Every Step Has the Same URL 285

        Why Segmentation is Important 286

        Choosing Advanced Segments versus Profile Filters 288

        Profile Segments: Segmenting Visitors Using Filters 289

        Creating a Profile Filter 290

        Understanding Filter Logic 292

        Custom Filters: Available Fields 293

        Five Common Profile Filters 295

        Assigning a Filter Order 303

        Report Segments: Segmenting Visitors Using Advanced Segments 303

        Default Advanced Segments 304

        Custom Advanced Segments 306

        Example Custom Segments 307

        Creating Custom Intelligence Alerts 311

        Summary 313

        Chapter 9 Google Analytics Customizations 315

        Why Customize an Existing Product? 316

        Custom Reports 317

        Day-on-Day Custom Report 317

        Unique Visitors by Page 320

        Affiliate Performance 321

        Better AdWords 323

        Managing Custom Reports 323

        Customizing the List of Recognized Search Engines 326

        Making Search Engines Region-Specific 327

        Adding New Search Engines for SEO 329

        Labeling Visitors, Sessions, and Pages 330

        Implementing Custom Variables 333

        Tracking Error Pages and Broken Links 336

        Differentiating Pay-Per-Click Network Partners 340

        In-Page Analytics: Differentiating Identical Links 344

        Matching Transactions to Specific Referral Data 345

        Tracking Campaign Links to File Downloads 348

        Changing the Referrer Credited for a Goal Conversion 351

        Ignoring a Referrer for a Conversion 352

        Roll-up Reporting 353

        Tracking Roll-up Transactions 353

        Implications of the Roll-up Technique 353

        Improvement Tip: Simplify with Pageview Roll-up 354

        Summary 355

        Part IV Using Visitor Data to Drive Website Improvement 357

        Chapter 10 Focusing on Key Performance Indicators 359

        Setting Objectives and Key Results 360

        Selecting and Preparing KPIs 363

        What is a KPI? 363

        Preparing KPIs 365

        Presenting Your KPIs 367

        Presenting Hierarchical KPIs via Segmentation 370

        Benchmark Considerations 372

        KPI Examples by Job Role 373

        E-commerce Manager KPI Examples 374

        Marketer and Communication KPI Examples 381

        Social Media KPI Examples 389

        Content Creator KPI Examples 391

        Webmaster KPI Examples 402

        Using KPIs for Web 2.0 412

        Why the Fuss about Web 2.0? 413

        Summary 415

        Chapter 11 Real-World Tasks 417

        Identify and Optimize Poor-Performing Pages 418

        Using Landing Pages (Bounce Rates) 418

        Funnel Optimization Case Study 424

        Measuring the Impact of Site Search 431

        The Revenue Impact of Site Search 432

        Summary of Site Search Impact 436

        Optimizing Your Search Engine Marketing 437

        Keyword Discovery 437

        Campaign Optimization (AdWords) 440

        Attribution Optimization 445

        Landing Page Optimization and SEO 449

        AdWords Day Parting Optimization 455

        AdWords Ad Content Optimization 457

        Monetizing a Non-E-commerce Website 462

        Approach 1: Assign Goal Values Method 463

        Approach 2: Pseudo E-commerce Method 464

        Tracking Offline Marketing 470

        Using Vanity URLs to Track Offline Visitors 471

        Using Coded URLs to Track Offline Visitors 475

        Combining with Search to Track Offline Visitors 478

        Combining with URL Shorteners 480

        Combining with Quick Response Codes 480

        Summary and Case Study 481

        An Introduction to Google Website Optimizer 482

        Common Misconceptions 483

        AMAT: Where Does Testing Fit? 484

        Choosing a Test Type 485

        Getting Started: Implementing a Multivariate Experiment 488

        Calyx Flowers: A Retail Multivariate Case Study 495

        YouTube: A Content-Publishing Multivariate Case Study 499

        Summary 502

        Chapter 12 Integrating Google Analytics with Third-Party Applications 503

        Extracting Google Analytics Information 504

        Importing Data into Your CRM Using JavaScript 504

        Importing Data into Your CRM Using PHP 506

        Working with the Google Analytics Core Reporting API 509

        How to Use the Core Reporting API—the Basics 511

        Example Apps 518

        Example App Case Studies 522

        Excel and Spreadsheet Integration 522

        Survey Tools: Voice of Customer Integration 526

        Demographics within Google Analytics 527

        Call Tracking with Google Analytics 529

        Video on Demand Tracking with Google Analytics 531

        Mobile App Tracking with Google Analytics 534

        Integrating Website Optimizer with Google Analytics 538

        The Integration Method 539

        Summary 542

        Appendix A Regular Expression Overview 543

        Understanding the Fundamentals 544

        Regex Examples 545

        Appendix B Useful Tools 551

        Tools to Help Audit Your GATC Deployment 552

        Browser Add-ons 553

        GATC Plug-ins 555

        Desktop Helper Applications 555

        Appendix C Recommended Further Reading 557

        Books on Web Analytics and Related Areas 558

        Web Resources 558

        Blog Roll for Web Analytics 559

        Index 561

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