Marketing analytics is the backbone of digital marketing: uncover and organize data to find out more about audiences, evaluate the efficacy of efforts, identify opportunities for improvement, and inform an overall strategy. Explore our resources and tools to become a better data-driven marketer.
What do the different account permission levels in Google Analytics (GA) actually mean? Where you can assign them in the GA interface? We’ve got the answers. Google offers four permission levels that you can assign to users individually or as a combination. These four permission levels are: 1) Read & Analyze Users can see report
I promise you there is a gem hiding inside your Google Analytics that will have a real impact on your business. It might be a piece of data whose impact can be felt beyond the website and into the core of your business. It may be something that could drive more visitors to purchase, uncover
You launched your new website, and you celebrated! (As you should! That was a lot of work.) But you’re not done. Your website can get better. You want more leads and sales. And of course, your boss wants marketing to drive growth. The key to getting more leads from your website is to always be
The world gathers data at an alarming rate – 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. We’ve become extremely proficient at collecting data – be it from enterprise systems, documents, social media, or email and collaboration services. Our challenge as marketers is how to use that data well.
This post describes a method for reporting on scroll tracking in the Universal Analytics (UA) version of Google Analytics. Setting up scroll tracking as an event in GA gives you the ability to see how far people scroll down pages. This data is very useful for identifying content that isn’t performing well, and specifically where
With zero coding, a small investment, and a little bit of time, you can create your own BigQuery data warehouse of marketing data. In the video below, I walk through how to set this up using these tools: Google Sheets – if you haven’t switched to Sheets from Excel yet, you are either a VBA
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