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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Who This Book Is For
- Who This Book Is Not For
- What You'll Learn
- Other Learning Options
- If You Like (or Don't Like) This Book
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- How to Contact Us
- Safari® Books Online
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introducing Web Analytics
- Defining Web Analytics
- Quantitative and Qualitative Data
- The Continuous Improvement Process
- Measuring Outcomes
- What Google Analytics Contributes
- How Google Analytics Fits in the Analytics Ecosystem
- Chapter 2. Creating an Implementation Plan
- Gather Business Requirements
- Analyze and Document Website Architecture
- Create an Account and Configure Your Profile
- Configure the Tracking Code and Tag Pages
- Tag Marketing Campaigns
- Create Additional User Accounts and Configure Reporting Features
- Perform Optional Configuration Steps
- Chapter 3. Under the Covers: How Google Analytics Works
- Data Collection and Processing
- Reports
- About the Tracking Code
- The Mobile Tracking Code
- App Tracking
- The (Very) Old Tracking Code: urchin.js
- Understanding Pageviews
- Chapter 4. Tracking Visitor Clicks, Outbound Links, and Non-HTML Files
- About the Tracking Cookies
- Chapter 5. Google Analytics Accounts and Profiles
- Google Analytics Accounts
- Creating a Google Analytics Account
- Creating Additional Profiles
- Access Levels
- All About Profiles
- Basic Profile Settings
- Profile Name
- Website URL
- Time Zone
- Default Page
- Exclude URL Query Parameters
- E-Commerce Settings
- Tracking On-Site Search
- Basic implementation
- Advanced implementation
- Applying Cost Data
- Chapter 6. Filters
- Filter Fields
- Filter Patterns
- Filter Type
- Include/Exclude Filters
- Search and Replace Filters
- Lowercase/Uppercase Filters
- Advanced Profile Filters
- Predefined Filters
- Chapter 7. Tracking Conversions with Goals and Funnels
- Goals
- Time on Site
- Pages per Visit
- URL Destinations
- Additional Goal Settings
- Tracking Defined Processes with Funnels
- Chapter 8. Must-Have Profiles
- Profile Roles
- Raw Data Profile
- Master Profile
- Test Profile
- Access-Based Profiles
- Using Profiles to Segment Data
- Exclude Internal Traffic
- Include Valid Traffic
- Force Request URI to Lowercase
- Force Campaign Parameters to Lowercase
- Keeping Track of Your Configuration Changes
- Chapter 9. Marketing Campaign Tracking
- How It Works
- How to Tag Links
- Tracking AdWords
- Tracking Other CPC Sources
- Tracking Email
- Email Messages to Complete Conversion Activities
- Embedding Campaign Tags Within a Page
- Understanding Conversion Attribution
- Tracking Internal Marketing Campaigns
- Step 1: Create a New Profile
- Step 2: Tag Your Internal Campaigns
- Step 3: Configure Site Search Settings
- The Reports
- Chapter 10. Advanced Tracking Techniques
- Tracking Across Multiple Domains
- How It Works
- Implementation
- Tracking Across Multiple Subdomains
- Implementation
- Tracking Across Multiple Domains with Multiple Subdomains
- Frames and iFrames
- Frames
- iFrames
- E-Commerce Tracking
- How It Works
- Implementation
- Common E-Commerce Problems
- Garbled data in e-commerce reports
- All transaction sources are your website
- Missing transactions
- Tracking third-party e-commerce platforms
- Yahoo! store transactions
- Inflated e-commerce revenue
- Using E-Commerce Tracking on Non-E-Commerce Sites
- Event Tracking
- Getting Started with Event Tracking
- Understanding the data model
- Pulling It All Together
- Implementation
- Step 1: Tag your pages
- Step 2: Add code to create event data
- Reporting
- Tracking a Distributed Object
- Tracking clicks as events
- Custom Variables
- Custom Variable Implementation
- Custom Variable Reporting
- Segmenting Members from Nonmembers
- Custom Variables for E-Commerce
- Custom Variables for Publishers
- Roll-Up Reporting
- Roll-up reporting for subdomains
- Roll-up reporting across multiple domains
- Chapter 11. Enterprise Implementation Considerations
- Issue #1: Roll-Up Reporting
- Issue #2: Unique Visitors
- Issue #3: Page Tagging
- Issue #4: Hosting External JavaScript
- Issue #5: URL Structure
- Issue #6: Campaign Tracking
- Issue #7: Data Integration
- Issue #8: E-Commerce Data
- Issue #9: AdWords Cost Data
- Chapter 12. CRM Integration
- Using Regular Expressions to Extend Goals
- Chapter 13. Tools and Add-Ons
- Reporting and Analysis Tools
- Juice Concentrate
- Google Analytics Report Enhancer
- Keyword Trends in Google Analytics
- Debugging Tools
- Firebug
- LiveHTTPHeaders
- Firefox Web Developer
- Regex Coach
- Time
- Appendix A. Google Analytics Compliance with WAA Standards
- Appendix B. Regular Expressions
- Wildcards
- Quantifiers
- Operators
- Anchors
- Index
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