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Index
Cover Title page Copyright Dedication Foreword Acknowledgments About the Author(s) About the Contributors 1 Introduction
Why This Book? Who Should Read This Book? Chapter Summary Get Started
2 Google Analytics Reporting Overview: User Characteristics and Behavior
Google Analytics Reporting: User Characteristics and Behavior Dimensions and Metrics Real-Time Reports Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
3 Measurement Strategy
Objective: Business Impact Measurement Plan Six Steps for Analytics Effectiveness Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
4 Account Creation and Tracking Code Installation
Creating a Google Analytics Account Google Analytics Account Structure Installing the Tracking Code Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
5 Google Tag Manager Concepts
Google Tag Manager Concepts Benefits of Google Tag Manager Creating a Google Tag Manager Account and Container Deploying Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager Access Rights Migrating to Google Tag Manager from Native Tracking GTM ENVIRONMENTS Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
6 Events, Virtual Pageviews, Social Actions, and Errors
The Need for Event Tracking Event Tracking in GTM Virtual Pageviews Tracking Google Analytics Events through the Google Tag Manager Data Layer and Custom Event Trigger Tracking Social Interactions Error Tracking Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
7 Acquisition Reports
Acquisition Terminology and Concepts Campaign Tracking: Google Analytics Needs Your Help for Attribution Channel Customizations Tracking Organic Traffic Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises Note
8 Goal and Ecommerce Tracking
Goal Tracking Ecommerce Tracking Multi-Channel Funnel Reports Integrating with Third-Party Shopping Carts Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
9 View Settings, View Filters, and Access Rights
Why Do We Need Multiple Views? Best Practice: Working, Test, and Unfiltered Views View Settings View Filters Access Rights Change History Trash Can Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
10 Segments
Segment to Focus and Amplify Mapping Customer Constituencies as Custom Segments Sampling Segments versus Filtered Views Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises Note
11 Dashboards, Custom Reports, and Intelligence Alerts
Dashboards Custom Reports Shortcuts Intelligence Alerts Annotations Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
12 Implementation Customizations
Custom Dimensions Content Grouping Custom Metrics Calculated Metrics Demographics and Interests Enhanced Link Attribution Tracking Info Customizations Cross-Domain and Roll-Up Reporting Cross-Device Tracking with User ID Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
13 Mobile App Measurement
Tracking Mobile Apps Why is Mobile Important Mobile Strategies What to Measure Mobile configuration in Google Analytics Setting up Google Analytics in Your App Account Structure Best Practices in Mobile Properties Real-time app reporting Integrations Mobile Campaign Tracking Mobile Privacy Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
14 Google Analytics Integrations— The Power of Together
AdWords AdSense YouTube in GA Analytics 360 Integrations Additional Integrations Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
15 Integrating Google Analytics with CRM Data
Long-Term Perspective Calculating Cost per Qualified Lead Joining Google Analytics and CRM Data with Visitor ID Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
16 Advanced Reporting and Visualization with Third-Party Tools
Framing the Issue: How to Get Data Out of GA ETLV–The Full Reporting Automation Cycle Advanced Use Cases for BigQuery/Tableau Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
17 Data Import and Measurement Protocol
Data Import Measurement Protocol Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
18 Analytics 360
Why Analytics 360? Increased Capacity Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) Analytics 360 Resources Where to Buy—Resellers or Google Direct? Key Takeaways Actions and Exercises
Appendix A: Broadening Your Optimization Program
Qualitative Inputs Overlay Reporting Testing Marketing Automation and Personalization Notes
Appendix B: Resources Index EULA
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