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Google Analytics: Five Key
   Reports to Follow

           Free Webinar by Beyond Indigo Pets
               www.beyondindigopets.com

Presenter: Tyler Kerxhalli, SEO / Google Analytics Manager
                  tyler@beyondindigo.com
What is Google Analytics?

•   Google Analytics is client-side web analytics
    tool, which is used to track visitor interaction
    with your website.

•   This tool runs off piece of JavaScript that we
    embed within your website.

•   All of the data is then collected in one
    centralized location, where it is then organized
    into a number of viewable reports.

•   Best of all, its free!
Where do I get started?
Getting started is much easier than you
probably think.

1.   Create a Google Analytics account,
     which can be done at:
     www.google.com/analytics

2.   Install the Google Analytics
     JavaScript tracking code on your
     website. This is located in the
     “Admin” area.

3.   That’s it! Time to start collecting
     data.
Okay, logged in. Now what?

•   First, spend some time clicking
    around!

•   Most of the data for your website will
    be found under the “Reporting” tab of
    your Google Analytics account.

•   Most importantly, don’t get
    overwhelmed. It is a lot of data to see
    at one time, but the more time you
    spend with it the easier it will be to
    understand.
What do these metrics mean?
Before we talk about the important    Avg. Visit Duration: this helps you to
reports, here are a few definitions   know how much time the average
for us to look at:                    viewer spent on your website.

Unique Visitors: this shows you how
many individuals accessed your
website (to distinguish between
visits and visitors).

Bounce Rate: a bounce is when
someone visits one of your pages,
and then leaves without viewing
any other pages.

Pageviews: the number of pages
on your website that were visited
during the specified time period.
Finding reports that matter
You are being given a substantial amount
of data in these reports.

You’ll find that some just don’t have much
relevance to you.

Since you only have so much time to
spend with this, try to focus on:

•   What matters most to my business?

•   Where can we get the most actionable
    data?

Well, here are a few reports to start you
off…
Audience Overview
To get to this report:

Reporting  Audience Overview

What you can find out:

•   Basic information on visitors to
    your website.

•   Where are your visitors coming
    from?
Visitor Flow
To get to this report:

Reporting  Audience  Visitor Flow

What you can find out:

•   Where visitors enter your website,
    and where they drop off.

•   Visitors Flow is a visual
    representation of the visitor data for
    your website.
Traffic Sources Overview
To get to this report:

Reporting  Traffic Sources Overview

What you can find out:

•   How clients get to your website.

•   Breakdown the different types of
    traffic.

•   Common landing pages on your
    website.
Referrals
To get to this report:

Reporting  Traffic Sources  Sources
 Referrals

What you can find out:

•   Tracking ROI on online advertising.

•   Paying for Yellow Pages? What does
    it get you?
Pages
To get to this report:

Reporting  Content  Site Content
All pages

What you can find out:

•   The most popular pages on your
    website.

•   What pages your visitors are
    spending their time on.
Setting your own benchmarks
How do you put the reports in context? You
do it by setting benchmarks for your
website!

•   Compare reports from month to month.

•   Compare the same period from year-to-
    year.

•   Keep on top of your Google Analytics
    information, don’t take the “Set and
    forget” approach.

This is the first step to improving your
website performance, and doesn’t even
take much time!
Want to know more? Two options:
Talk to me:                           Visit the Google Analytics Learning
tyler@beyondindigo.com                page. Lots of great info!


If you want to set up a time to go    http://www.google.com/analytics/lea
over your account or any advanced     rn/
features I would be happy to do so.
Questions?
Feel free to ask now! You can do
that in the little GoToMeeting
Window.

Or contact me later:

Tyler Kerxhalli
SEO / Google Analytics Manager
Beyond Indigo
(877) 244-9322 x312
tyler@beyondindigo.com

*I’d also be happy to email you
this slideshow!

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  • 1. Google Analytics: Five Key Reports to Follow Free Webinar by Beyond Indigo Pets www.beyondindigopets.com Presenter: Tyler Kerxhalli, SEO / Google Analytics Manager tyler@beyondindigo.com
  • 2. What is Google Analytics? • Google Analytics is client-side web analytics tool, which is used to track visitor interaction with your website. • This tool runs off piece of JavaScript that we embed within your website. • All of the data is then collected in one centralized location, where it is then organized into a number of viewable reports. • Best of all, its free!
  • 3. Where do I get started? Getting started is much easier than you probably think. 1. Create a Google Analytics account, which can be done at: www.google.com/analytics 2. Install the Google Analytics JavaScript tracking code on your website. This is located in the “Admin” area. 3. That’s it! Time to start collecting data.
  • 4. Okay, logged in. Now what? • First, spend some time clicking around! • Most of the data for your website will be found under the “Reporting” tab of your Google Analytics account. • Most importantly, don’t get overwhelmed. It is a lot of data to see at one time, but the more time you spend with it the easier it will be to understand.
  • 5. What do these metrics mean? Before we talk about the important Avg. Visit Duration: this helps you to reports, here are a few definitions know how much time the average for us to look at: viewer spent on your website. Unique Visitors: this shows you how many individuals accessed your website (to distinguish between visits and visitors). Bounce Rate: a bounce is when someone visits one of your pages, and then leaves without viewing any other pages. Pageviews: the number of pages on your website that were visited during the specified time period.
  • 6. Finding reports that matter You are being given a substantial amount of data in these reports. You’ll find that some just don’t have much relevance to you. Since you only have so much time to spend with this, try to focus on: • What matters most to my business? • Where can we get the most actionable data? Well, here are a few reports to start you off…
  • 7. Audience Overview To get to this report: Reporting  Audience Overview What you can find out: • Basic information on visitors to your website. • Where are your visitors coming from?
  • 8. Visitor Flow To get to this report: Reporting  Audience  Visitor Flow What you can find out: • Where visitors enter your website, and where they drop off. • Visitors Flow is a visual representation of the visitor data for your website.
  • 9. Traffic Sources Overview To get to this report: Reporting  Traffic Sources Overview What you can find out: • How clients get to your website. • Breakdown the different types of traffic. • Common landing pages on your website.
  • 10. Referrals To get to this report: Reporting  Traffic Sources  Sources  Referrals What you can find out: • Tracking ROI on online advertising. • Paying for Yellow Pages? What does it get you?
  • 11. Pages To get to this report: Reporting  Content  Site Content All pages What you can find out: • The most popular pages on your website. • What pages your visitors are spending their time on.
  • 12. Setting your own benchmarks How do you put the reports in context? You do it by setting benchmarks for your website! • Compare reports from month to month. • Compare the same period from year-to- year. • Keep on top of your Google Analytics information, don’t take the “Set and forget” approach. This is the first step to improving your website performance, and doesn’t even take much time!
  • 13. Want to know more? Two options: Talk to me: Visit the Google Analytics Learning tyler@beyondindigo.com page. Lots of great info! If you want to set up a time to go http://www.google.com/analytics/lea over your account or any advanced rn/ features I would be happy to do so.
  • 14. Questions? Feel free to ask now! You can do that in the little GoToMeeting Window. Or contact me later: Tyler Kerxhalli SEO / Google Analytics Manager Beyond Indigo (877) 244-9322 x312 tyler@beyondindigo.com *I’d also be happy to email you this slideshow!