Data in Standard Reporting can take up to 24 hours to display. According to Google, site statistics update every 24 hours, but the company doesn’t specifically state how long it takes to update other information that may be associated with your Google Analytics account. For example, you may also be using Google’s AdWords to purchase … Read more
Google Analytics now offers an Events Flow Report, in which you can see how users “navigate” through the different events you have configured, but that’s probably not what you are looking for. If you want a “real” funnel report in Google Analytics, currently you can’t use Events, they are only available for Destination/URL goals. A … Read more
You can see goals appear instantly in the Real Time Conversions report. One other thing to bear in mind when testing: make sure you aren’t filtering out your IP address as you won’t see any results from testing.
First, create a way to have your development and production servers pull settings from different files, say dev.py and prod.py. There are lots of ways to do this. Then, create a setting, GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_KEY. In dev.py set it to the empty string. In prod.py, set it to your key, something like “UA-124465-1”. Create a context processor … Read more
You cannot delete it. That is why it is important to setup a test profile to send data to while you implement/qa.
You probably want to use event tracking – this is a simple Javascript function to can fire from the click event on your links. You will need to make sure you have the standard google tracking script on your page too. From Google Event Tracking Guide Event Tracking is a method available in the ga.js … Read more
Since Google Analytics was revised the currently accepted answer is no longer available. The current version of Google Analytics will let you view visitors per hour: Go to the Reporting Tab Select “Audience” Select “Overview” Select “Hourly” If you’re trying to determine total traffic by hour of the day for a given date range then … Read more
You’re correct–you can read this data from the cookies. To configure the tracking: connect your adwords and GA accounts: in your AdWords account, go to My Account > Account Preferences, click the “edit” link next to Tracking then select the box that says “Destination URL Auto-tagging”. Click “Save Changes”; still from your AdWords account, click … Read more