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A Reality Check on your Google Adwords Effort through SkyGlue

Are you running Google Adwords Campaigns on your website? If you DO, read on... Do you want to find out what search terms people are using to land on your ad.? What search terms are popular? Did you miss any search terms that could potentially bring you business? If you DO, read on... Finding the [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:10-08:00July 30th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Demystify Google Analytics Visitors Flow

We have been working hard to improve SkyGlue website to provide our customer the best information. Here is one recent example that we are able to use SkyGlue to help ourselves to demystify the result of Google Analytics Visitors Flow. Here we go. when we first looked at the visitor flow, we found the drop-off [...]

2016-11-05T05:45:24-08:00May 24th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Introducing Weekly and Daily Retention Report with SkyGlue

The monthly retention report we introduced early has been well-received, as you can statistically measure user engagement and find out how sticky your site is. But monthly retention does not seem to be enough for everyone. Some businesses want to see weekly or even daily retention, these are especially useful for PR agencies who need [...]

2016-11-05T05:45:51-08:00April 3rd, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Introducing Visitor Drill-down Report with SkyGlue

Do you want to understand where users drop off on your site? Would it be great to have concrete examples to understand user behavior? Check out our new tool: User Drill-down Report! With this report, you can view visitors in detail including visitor profiles and their activity timelines. Here is a screenshot demo: (http://www.skyglue.com/reports/). At [...]

2016-11-24T04:49:34-08:00February 29th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

How SkyGlue helped our own site – 3 (Why a visitor who seems interested in our content left the site?)

Recently, by examining our own Google Analytics reports, we found quite some folks left the site after clicking on some of our custom report links and this became a pattern. For example, the following report shows a visitor stayed on our website for nearly 6 minutes, apparently he is interested in the content. However, he [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:10-08:00February 2nd, 2012|Blog|1 Comment

Introducing the FIRST & ONLY on-demand retention report on Google Analytics

SkyGlue is now is able to dynamically generate retention reports for you. This on-demand report is the first such report purely based on Google Analytics data. We have received many inquiries on how to produce high-value reports such as the retention analysis report from Google Analytics data. We understand it is such a valuable report [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:10-08:00January 24th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Google Analytics premium vs. Google Analytics standard

Great News! Google Analytics just made two big announcements: 1, Google Analytics premium now available for enterprise customers 2, Real-time feature available for both free and paid version We feel this is an exciting move for Google Analytics. It is acting to meet the needs of enterprise customers who want customer support and guarantees. In [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:10-08:00October 10th, 2011|Blog|0 Comments

SkyGlue event tracking basics – Part I

We got several questions on how Google Analytic event tracking category, action and labels are used in SkyGlue.  This post will explain this in details. The Google Event Tracking data model has the following components which map directly to elements in the Analytics Reports interface: categories actions labels values implicit count Here is the definition [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:10-08:00August 10th, 2011|Blog|0 Comments

How SkyGlue helped our own website – 2 (Deeper understanding of visitors)

SkyGlue helps you get deeper understanding about your visitors. Here is an example how SkyGlue helped us own engaging with our visitors better. we used to have only one image (the first one) in the image gallery at our home page. Since we are using SkyGlue ourselves, we found many people clicked the "next" arrow [...]

2020-04-01T21:03:11-08:00July 20th, 2011|Blog|0 Comments
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