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Link With Your AdWords Account
For advertisers, AdWords, Google Analytics can currently cost data from AdWords campaigns. To link your AdWords and Analytics accounts, log in to your AdWords account and follow the instructions after clicking on the button"Google Analytics"on the Reports tab.
Create Goals And Sequences
If your site is designed to attract visitors to a page, for example, buy-side or electronic application, you can track the number of successful conversions using goals and funnels in Google Analytics.
The aim of the page the user of the website after he or she made a purchase or other desired action, such as a registration or download.
A funnel represents the path, the visitor must pass to reach the goal. Defining these pages you can see how frequently visitors leave the target (and where they go instead) and the utility of the goal.
Each profile can have up to four goals with a specific sequence for each. To determine the objectives and process:
Enter The Objectives.
1. From Google Analytics Settings page, find the profile for which you will be creating goals and click Edit.
2. Select one of the 4 goal slots available for that profile and click Edit.
3. Enter URL target. The realization of this Web site constitutes a successful implementation.
For example, a registration confirmation page, a checkout page or a thank you page.
4. Enter Goal name as it should appear in your account, Google Analytics.
5. Turn on target. This choice solves the Google Analytics This conversion goal to pursue at this time. Normally want L.'to set the Active Goal On.
Next, Determine The Order Of The Transition Follow.
1. Enter URL of the first page of the transition. This page should be a page to all users working their way to your destination. For example, do when you are tracking user flow through your checkout pages, not a product page as a step in the funnel.
2. Enter Name for this step.
3. If This step is a necessary step in the conversion, you choose from the box on the right side. If this option is activated, users reaching your goal page without traveling through this funnel page will not be counted as conversions.
4. Continue entering goal steps, is fully defined until your funnel. You can save up 10 steps, or only one step.
Finally, Configure Additional Settings By Following These Steps.
1. If URL, introduced above-sensitive activate the check box.
2. Enter objective value
This value is in calculating the ROI on Google Analytics', and can be considered a fixed value for a page or a dynamic value from the receipt page of the e-commerce.
3. Select Match Type
There are three different types of games you can for your goal: Exact, Head, or a regular expression to choose.
Exact matching
This advise requires that the URLs entered as your funnel and goal URLs exactly match the URLs shown in the reports. For example, there can be no dynamic session identifiers or query parameters.
Note: If you are using an exact match for a goal (i.e. http://domain.com/yourpage.html), any trailing spaces will cause the goal to be invalid. If you are using partial matching (i.e. ^/page.html), trailing spaces are not an issue.
Head Match
If your site dynamic content, use the filter head of the game and the unique values. For example, if the URL is different for a particular user http://www.example.com/checkout.cgi?page=1&id=9982251615, but the ID for each user to enter checkout http://www.yourdomain.com/ . cgi? page = 1, and then the head of the game as the match type.
4. Click "Save Changes" to create, terminate this Goal and funnel, or Cancel to not save.
For advertisers, AdWords, Google Analytics can currently cost data from AdWords campaigns. To link your AdWords and Analytics accounts, log in to your AdWords account and follow the instructions after clicking on the button"Google Analytics"on the Reports tab.
Create Goals And Sequences
If your site is designed to attract visitors to a page, for example, buy-side or electronic application, you can track the number of successful conversions using goals and funnels in Google Analytics.
The aim of the page the user of the website after he or she made a purchase or other desired action, such as a registration or download.
A funnel represents the path, the visitor must pass to reach the goal. Defining these pages you can see how frequently visitors leave the target (and where they go instead) and the utility of the goal.
Each profile can have up to four goals with a specific sequence for each. To determine the objectives and process:
Enter The Objectives.
1. From Google Analytics Settings page, find the profile for which you will be creating goals and click Edit.
2. Select one of the 4 goal slots available for that profile and click Edit.
3. Enter URL target. The realization of this Web site constitutes a successful implementation.
For example, a registration confirmation page, a checkout page or a thank you page.
4. Enter Goal name as it should appear in your account, Google Analytics.
5. Turn on target. This choice solves the Google Analytics This conversion goal to pursue at this time. Normally want L.'to set the Active Goal On.
Next, Determine The Order Of The Transition Follow.
1. Enter URL of the first page of the transition. This page should be a page to all users working their way to your destination. For example, do when you are tracking user flow through your checkout pages, not a product page as a step in the funnel.
2. Enter Name for this step.
3. If This step is a necessary step in the conversion, you choose from the box on the right side. If this option is activated, users reaching your goal page without traveling through this funnel page will not be counted as conversions.
4. Continue entering goal steps, is fully defined until your funnel. You can save up 10 steps, or only one step.
Finally, Configure Additional Settings By Following These Steps.
1. If URL, introduced above-sensitive activate the check box.
2. Enter objective value
This value is in calculating the ROI on Google Analytics', and can be considered a fixed value for a page or a dynamic value from the receipt page of the e-commerce.
3. Select Match Type
There are three different types of games you can for your goal: Exact, Head, or a regular expression to choose.
Exact matching
This advise requires that the URLs entered as your funnel and goal URLs exactly match the URLs shown in the reports. For example, there can be no dynamic session identifiers or query parameters.
Note: If you are using an exact match for a goal (i.e. http://domain.com/yourpage.html), any trailing spaces will cause the goal to be invalid. If you are using partial matching (i.e. ^/page.html), trailing spaces are not an issue.
Head Match
If your site dynamic content, use the filter head of the game and the unique values. For example, if the URL is different for a particular user http://www.example.com/checkout.cgi?page=1&id=9982251615, but the ID for each user to enter checkout http://www.yourdomain.com/ . cgi? page = 1, and then the head of the game as the match type.
4. Click "Save Changes" to create, terminate this Goal and funnel, or Cancel to not save.
