How to Clean Up Query Parameters in Google Analytics

What are Query Parameters and Query Strings?

Query parameters can transform an ordinary URL into a seemingly neverending query string of characters. Parameters are usually added to URLs  when you land on specific website’s page, navigate more deeply through the site, or come to the site through a specific campaign.…

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Analytics basics: Which posts and pages perform best

Picture this, you have an excellent website with nice pages and posts, but you have no clue how these pages perform. Sound familiar? How do you know if people like the posts you’re writing? Where do you find out if your pages convert visitors into newsletter subscribers or customers? The answer lies in the data […]

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Google Tag Manager now has a native scroll depth tracking plugin

The new feature lets site owners track vertical and horizontal scrolling on their website pages.

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Audiences to employ for extra online marketing bang!

Which audience lists are you using to amplify your paid search efforts? Columnist Mona Elesseily shares some of her favorites.

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SEO basics: what are user signals?

If you’re an SEO-newbie you’ll probably hear lots of new and complicated terms. In our SEO basics-series, we’ll explain all these terms and concepts to you. In this post, I’ll go into user signals. What exactly are user signals? And what do user signals have to do with SEO? What do you need to know […]

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Google responds to Apple’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention with AdWords tracking update

A new Google Analytics cookie is designed to keep ad tracking from Safari intact for AdWords campaigns.

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Google Attribution: Is Google stepping in because no one else would?

Advertisers would love to see unbiased attribution measurement that unifies channel reporting and moves beyond the last-click attribution model, but is Google Attribution the answer? Columnist Andrew Goodman discusses the likely impacts of this new pro…

Google Analytics adds feature to unify users to Google AMP Cache pages & non-AMP pages

The AMP Client ID API requires a simple code change to unify users who visit an AMP page from Google mobile search and also view non-AMP pages.

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Google Analytics: Misunderstandings that hold marketers back

As Google continues to improve its analytics offerings, marketers need to understand the data in front of them. Unfortunately, there are a few misunderstandings surrounding the way that Google collects, configures, processes, and reports data. Here are some commonly misunderstood metrics and features within the core Google Analytics interface.