Do you use both Google Analytics and Google AdSense? If so, we'd like to get your feedback on two questions: Which Google Analytics reports do you use most often in conjunction with your AdSense account? And which reports or metrics would you most like to see added to Google Analytics to help you succeed with AdSense?Tell us your opinions in the Google Group "Analytics Help" which is a forum for Google Analytics users. We've created a topic thread to specifically hear this feedback.here .Posted by Jeff Gillis, Google Analytics Team
Today, in a speech to the entire Emetrics Summit audience, Brett Crosby from Google announced the beta launch of a new tool, Website Optimizer .Website Optimizer is a free tool that helps AdWords advertisers test different landing pages and determine which one drives the most conversions. A true multivariate testing tool, Website Optmizer allows you to test variations of headlines, promotional copy, and images. The tool allows you to update your site with the winning test combination and continue to experiment.sign-up basis.Google AdWords Blog post .Posted by Alden DeSoto, Google Analytics Team
Big news today for e-commerce site owners: you can now use Google Analytics with Google Checkout. Simply add a JavaScript call and a hidden field to each page that displays the Google Checkout button and you'll be able to see conversions and revenue metrics for your Checkout transactions. Here are the complete instructions .here or read the post on the Google Checkout blog .Posted by Alden DeSoto, Google Analytics Team
Google Analytics , by Mary E. Tyler and Jerri L. Ledford (Wiley Publishing) has just come out, the first of what we hope will be many helpful titles on Google Analytics. It walks through the whys and hows of most of the Google Analytics reports and provides some good hypothetical and real-world cases of how you can use the information. If you have been trying to avoid using filters and regular expressions, you may find the chapter on "Filtering Your Data" to be particularly helpful. However, there have been some important developments since this book went to press: the book does not discuss the new AdWords Analysis and AdWords Keyword Positions reports and you no longer need an invitation to create a Google Analytics account. Posted by Alden DeSoto, Google Analytics Team
