Apr 22, 2009 at 10:15am ET by Barry Schwartz
Google Analytics announced the public availability of the new Google Analytics API. The API gives developers, webmasters, and SEMs the ability to pull data from Google Analytics to use as they wish. Clearly this can be useful for SEMs who want to integrate analytics data with their SEM systems, plus developers or webmasters who have ways to use this data to improve their business and websites.
The Google Data API Blog shares more technical data on how to get started with the API. There is currently a Java and JavaScript library out there to help developers work with the API.
For more information on the API, see the Google Code site or visit the Google Group for questions and support.
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Nice post.
Can you actually talk more about how to use this info for SEMs?