Google Analytics Leaves Beta & Adds Requested Features
The Google Analytics blog announced that they are taking Google Analytics out of beta and adding several features based on customer feedback. The features include: Hourly Reporting Clickable URLs Cross Segmentation by Network Location Increased number of data rows per page Bounce Rate increase/decrease Better AdWords Integration The full list of new features and changes […]
Barry Schwartz on June 13, 2007 at 8:57 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The Google Analytics blog announced that they are taking Google Analytics out of beta and adding several features based on customer feedback. The features include:
- Hourly Reporting
- Clickable URLs
- Cross Segmentation by Network Location
- Increased number of data rows per page
- Bounce Rate increase/decrease
- Better AdWords Integration
The full list of new features and changes can be found here.
Also, Jordan McCollum at Marketing Pilgrim has some nice screen captures of the new features in action.
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