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Google Analytics Rolling out More Useful Features

In my line of work, I’m fortunate to have access to multiple Google Analytics accounts, so when they roll out updates to a select few, I sometimes get to see them.

This week, I noticed some really interesting changes. First, on logging in, instead of being taken to a default profile, I was taken to this list of the different accounts I have access to, showing trend information and stats for each.
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When I selected an account, I then had the same sort of stats shown for each website profile.
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Compared to the old style (one of my accounts), the new is much more useful.
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Here’s something interesting too. The account without the new Account and website profile view is showing some new “beta” features that don’t show in the others. — compare side by side with the old version.
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I haven’t had time to look at the “custom reporting” and “advanced segmentation” yet. I wish it was on the other account though. I was wondering when GA was going to add some new features that they promised with the script/ code change. Looking forward to a full roll out (and hopefully more useful features).

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2 Responses to “Google Analytics Rolling out More Useful Features”

  1. Omar Yesid Mariño Says:

    Lastly, Google Analytics is not working well for me. I am getting errors, specially when I want to set up a dates range.



  2. Rome Says:

    Thanks for the post, I think this will be another good tool that google is providing for the industry, I just noticed the scuttle change the other day as well, Accurate information is good.



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