GOOGLE ANALYTIC CODE - How to add in ur BLOGGER BLOG and activate the tracking code!

2009-08-31T00:20:00.000-07:00

GOOGLE ANALYTIC CODE - How to add in ur
BLOGGER BLOG and activate the tracking code!

Watch the tutorial carefully where
i m activating tracking
code by clicking ''Check Status ''
watch from 2.21 how to activate,
on 2.34 of run it's showing tracking
not installed,
at 2.45 click ''Check Status''
at 2.49 showing ''Analytic has been
successfully installed......''''
and ''Waiting for Data''
at 3.02 of run showing
'''Tracking installed'''

How To Track Social Media Traffic With Google Analytics:

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How To Track Social Media Traffic With Google Analytics

One of the more difficult things to do in social media is to track the effectiveness of the campaign. Measuring the profitability of a social media campaign is even more difficult. However, measuring your social media traffic using Google Analytics is not difficult at all. Below, we will cover the steps needed to take to effectively track your social media traffic.

Getting Setup in Google Analytics

Google anayltics is tough to beat when it comes to tracking website traffic and goals. Setting up your analytics account to measure social media traffic is actually pretty easy.
First, you will need to login to your analytics account. Once logged in, look in the left hand column under “Settings”. Click on the “Advanced Segments” link. On the following page, in the top right, click where it says “Create New Custom Segment”.

(Custom Segments): Third method uses regular expressions and custom segments to get traffic report of selective social media sites. You can either choose to group traffic from all social media sites in a single segment or you can create a separate segment for every social media site.

Combined traffic in a single segment - To create a segment that shows combined traffic coming from a group of social media sites, follow this simple procedure.

1. Create a new custom segment.
2. From 'Dimensions', expand 'Traffic Sources'.
3. Drag the 'Source' statement to your custom segment.
4. Choose 'Matches regular expression' for 'Condition'.
5. Write the following regular expression in field 'Value'.

linkedin\.com|facebook\.com|twitter\.com|delicious\.com|digg\.com

Separate each site name with a pipe symbol as shown above, prefixing backslash before every dot in the domain name. You can add as many social media sites to it separating each one with a pipe symbol. The only restriction is the length (256 characters) of regular expression allowed in Google Analytics. To accommodate more sites in your expression, you can group them into two parts and can create two custom segments.

Separate segment for single site - The procedure for creating a custom segment for single site is same as shown above. Only the regular expression will change.

Let's suppose you want to create a separate custom segment to track all referral traffic from Facebook. Simply use this regular expression.

facebook\.com

Make sure you have prefixed the backslash before the dot in the domain name. If you want, you can create custom segments for all major social media sites to get a clearer picture about their performance. Remember, if you create too many custom segments and apply all of them in your traffic reports, it may clutter your graph reports.

Once you have created all your custom segments, you can apply them to your regular reports.

This is how your reports will look after applying the custom segments. You can clearly see all the segregated data giving you a better and clearer picture of traffic trends on your blog. After analyzing this vital data, you can introduce necessary changes in your social media marketing strategy to get better results.

GOOGLE ANALYTIC CODE: How to add in ur BLOGGER BLOG and ACTIVATE THE CODE immeditaely.

GOOGLE ANALYTIC CODE - How to add in ur BLOGGER BLOG and activate the tracking code!

How To Track Social Media Traffic With Google Analytics:

How To Track Social Media Traffic With Google Analytics

Getting Setup in Google Analytics