This handy e-training package, designed for beginners, explains the basics of Google Analytics.

Your first look at analytics can be daunting, here are 3 metrics you should start with on your way do Google Analytics mastery.

For some time, we’ve considered providing a beginner’s guide to understanding Google Analytics as a way to help new analytics users get acquainted with the system. We’ll soon be releasing ...

Understanding the five core areas of Google analytics will build a solid foundation for beginners.

If you’re an intermediate to advanced Google Analytics user, this article will probably be of little interest to you personally. I suggest you bookmark it anyway as a reference for clients or ...

Conclusions Google Analytics is not perfect. The provided statistics are not real-time and, as with most Google products, support is limited to basic help pages and a user forum.

Google Analytics for Beginners and Advanced Google Analytics shows new users how to create an account, implement tracking code, and set up data filters.

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Even if you’re a Google Analytics beginner, it’s simple to navigate the system and populate advanced reports that will help fill a content calendar.

Beginner's Guide to Google Analytics: What to Track Before you can do anything else with Google Analytics, you need to understand what you're trying to track and why. Here are a few ideas for some ...