[...] Cons – Check out this link for a more extensive list [...]

[...] It promoted the 200 million member milestone with congratulatory notes to the Top 1%, 5% and 10% profiles on the site, which drew a great deal of attention, some positive, some not. [...]

lovely video man, really liked it. Nice to meet you and keep the fab content coming mate

best wishes from Silicon Valley

Vijay

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/field-reference

Allaedin

- currencyCode (recently acknowledged by GA in their change log https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/changelog)

- campaignParams

There are several others if you go digging through the ga.js but these seem most obvious as to their uses.

Great discovery Ahmed!

Thanks in advance
Geert

I mean In Google Analytic Account#1 that we were create (Actually not me but DEV. Team do that),

Account#1 has
Profile #A
Profile #B

and our Client on Profile #B and when we add them as user , then its pop up to all access to Account #1 !!!

Then, I want Client to access only Profile #B but not all Profiles

Please Help me for that.

Thanks.

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I am not sure how you are going to do your calculation to measure every page performance at the end, but regardless just be aware of the 500 hits collection limit per session. Make sure you are only firing the timing hit as needed. Good luck in your analysis and let us know how it goes

~Allaedin

But I have a question here – I will have to put the timestamp code on just 2 pages, the entry and exit. That, according to me, is not a very actionable metric.

Instead, what I would like to do is put my timestamp code on every page so that I see which page is consuming a lot of time for converting. This way I will be able to zero down on pages that are taking a lot of time, and try to bring them down to an average value.

Thoughts?

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~Allaedin

Very informational. Thanks for posting.

I’m a little late to the conversation, but as Salesforce is retiring their adwords integration on 5/1/13, I thought I’d chime in.

My company has built a replacement for Salesforce for Google Adwords. It provides all of the features of the original app, with a bunch of improvements in reliability and reporting.

I would be happy to show you around, if you like.

Best,
Andy Turman
Co-founder
bizible.com

http://www.digitalmarketinganalytics.net/google-analytics-mobile-device-mapping-accuracy/

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] you read E-Nor President and Principal consultant Feras Alhlou’s latest post on cohort analysis in a cross-platform environment, and read until the very end, you saw a note about a follow up post [...]

[...] tracked in Google Analytics.  In fact, E-Nor, a leading web analytics consulting firm, wrote a detailed blog post on exactly how they are using it.  If you’re not familiar with E-Nor, you’ll recognize [...]

[...] It promoted the 200 million member milestone with congratulatory notes to the Top 1%, 5% and 10% profiles on the site, which drew a great deal of attention, some positive, some not. [...]

[...] E-Nor’s 10 Tips to Maximize Email Marketing Open Rate and Conversion three-part series? Part 3 has arrived, and it’s a [...]

I wanted to explore my curiosity with the ‘share’ button to see how Linkedin was going to use this to their advantage. What happened was that my name written on the letter was removed and a generic ‘member’ was the post. Wow, the thanks only could go so far in the data transfer I guess. I did not share this post. It was brilliant for Linkedin to find a way to get themselves promoted on their own wall. they have some crafty marketers on staff!

As you may have heard, Salesforce for Google Adwords is no longer available for anyone as of May 2013. Salesforce has pointed people towards solutions like Marketo and Eloqua as a replacement, but those cost thousands of dollars a month.

Frustrated by this, we wrote our own replacement app, and figured other people might benefit so we’ve produced it as a native Salesforce app. It replaces all the functionality of the original SGFA, and has a few more features. For a demo or more info, find us at daddyanalytics.com

Stony

Namaste.

Keep up the great work We are all part of the 3.4%

http://miller-social-media.blogspot.com/

As for activity, LinkedIn only provides information to patrons whom have profiles, that does not account for all the search results of non LinkedIn members. That’s my hunch.

Namaste.

Jesse Arnold Miller

All my social media e-mail notifications go into a separate folder that I purge about once a month. So I hadn’t looked at it. How excited I am to know that I’m in the top 1%.

Um, yah, so now what? Can I stick it the wall? Does anyone care?

You’re right – it doesn’t mean diddly, just like page views.

Thanks for the great post.
Tom

But wait a minute… if everyone got a 1% or 5% congratulations, then it means… oh well!