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Google Analytics Adds Weighted Sort

Cardinal Path blog post

The stream of new Google Analytics features coming out of the Googleplex continues, and that’s what we like. Recently Google announced a helpful feature called Weighted Sort, which helps efficiently surface actionable data while helping you avoid meaningless outliers. One … Read Full Post

Category: Google Analytics 101
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How do I track that little Facebook "Like" button in Google Analytics?

Cardinal Path blog post

We get asked very often how to track Facebook “Like” buttons inside Google Analytics, so here’s a post that will show you how to do it.  There are basically three steps – first, you need to get the Like button … Read Full Post

Category: Google Analytics

Are These Design Elements Providing the Expected Value Add?

Cardinal Path blog post

We help answer questions like this all the time! And with this simple method, you can too. With WebShare redesign projects, we do more than just build pretty websites. A truly good website is a combination of being aesthetically pleasing, … Read Full Post

Category: Google Analytics 101, Website Design

Quick Reference – language codes for Google Analytics reports

Cardinal Path blog post

Here’s a quick list of the language codes that Google Analytics uses in the Visitors > Languages report: http://www.websharedesign.com/tools/google-analytics-language-codes/ While you might know most of the ones you routinely see in your reports, every once in a while it’s nice … Read Full Post

Category: Google Analytics

Limits to Advanced Segmentation in Google Analytics

Cardinal Path blog post

Today I stumbled upon an undocumented (or at best, minimally-publicized) limitation to Google Analytics’ advanced segmentation feature. It’s hard for me to knock what I think is GA’s best feature, but I’ve found that I can only create 100 advanced … Read Full Post

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