Categories Public GA Filter to Remove Data Artifact from Expandable Content Area Event Label Post author By Jan Macario Post date October 8, 2018 In which: we implement a Google Analytics filter to clean-up a class of data artifacts in the Event Label field for our expandable content area […] Tags GA Users Group 2018-11
Categories Public Goal Examples: hap.gmu.edu Post author By Jan Macario Post date March 28, 2018 CHHS recently worked to set-up conversion goals on hap.gmu.edu capturing clicks to their various online applications: Apply: www2.gmu.edu/admissions-aid/apply-now Apply: HAMPCAS Apply: Online Informatics Apply: Online […] Tags Department: CHHS, GA Users Group 2018-11, goals/conversions, Website: hap.gmu.edu
Categories Explainer Public The Importance of Goals in Google Analytics Post author By Jan Macario Post date March 27, 2018 What Are Goals in Google Analytics? Goals are how you tell Google Analytics what makes a website visit count as a “success”. Without goals, all […] Tags GA Users Group 2018-11, goals/conversions
Categories Public The Risk of Data Sampling: ClickDimensions Example Post author By Jan Macario Post date February 28, 2018 Background When pulling data from Google Analytics, you may run into data sampling. In many cases, data sampling is not an issue. However in some […] Tags GA Users Group 2018-11, Google Analytics, Tool: Analytics Edge MS Excel Plug-In
Categories Explainer Using GTM to Add Website Functionality: Anchors in Expandable Areas Post author By Jan Macario Post date February 28, 2018 GTM Runs Javascript at Runtime Google Tag Manager is not just a way to implement marketing tags on your website. Google Tag Manager is actually […] Tags GA Users Group 2018-11, Google Tag Manager, javascript, jquery, Website: drupaltraining.gmu.edu
Categories Explainer Public Google Tag Manager Examples Post author By Jan Macario Post date January 24, 2018 What is Google Tag Manager (GTM) Google Tag Manager may seem complicated, but it is really just a way to add arbitrary Javascript to your […] Tags GA Users Group 2018-11, Google Tag Manager