Rabu, 31 Oktober 2012

Take your social strategy to the next level with Learn with Google Hangouts and Webinars

Over the next few weeks, we’re offering four opportunities to learn more about Google+ for your business. We kick off with a Learn with Google Hangout on Air with bestselling author +Chris Brogan on November 5th at 10am PT / 1pm ET. Chris will cover tactics for successful social marketing and discuss his new book, “Google+ for Business: How Google's Social Network Changes Everything.” RSVP for the Hangout on the Google+ Event page


Learn Chris’s recipes for how to grow and engage your Google+ community to build your brand and drive your business’s visibility and conversions. Hear about Chris’s own experiences helping companies succeed in their content marketing and social projects. Chris Brogan is a New York Times bestselling author, CEO of Human Business Works, and advises companies on marketing, business strategy, communications and more.

If you have a question for Chris, leave your question as a comment on the Google+ Event.

Boost your success with Google+

Want to learn more about using Google+ for your business? Sign up for our Learn with Google webinars. Here are some great upcoming webinars to help you get the most out of social for your business:
  • Social that Adds Up: Performance and Measurement (Thurs, Nov 8, 10am PT / 1pm ET)
  • Supercharge your Social Media Initiatives with Video (Wed, Nov 14, 10am PT / 1pm ET)
  • Building a Digital Brand with Google+ (Thurs, Dec 6, 10am PT / 1pm ET)
Posted by the Google Analytics team

Selasa, 30 Oktober 2012

Return on investment analysis for all your digital channels

Google Analytics has been a great place to analyze the performance of your Google advertising programs, but a piece of the puzzle has been missing: analyzing return on investment across all your digital channels. That’s why we’re happy to announce our new Cost Data Import tool, now available in public beta. This tool allows Google Analytics users to import their cost data from any digital source -- such as paid search providers, display providers, affiliates, email, social and even organic traffic.

Your imported cost data can be viewed in two places: in a new report called Cost Analysis in Traffic Sources, and in the newly publicly available Attribution Modeling Tool. These reports show you how all your digital marketing channels are performing compared to each other, so you can make better decisions about your marketing programs.

To take advantage of cost analysis, you can upload data in two ways: via a self-service API, or using solutions created by independent application providers. These solution providers include:


Our early customers are already loving it! Here are some success stories:
“Most of our paid search and social advertising decisions were made strictly based on a conversion pixel and CPA. We really didn't have the resources or the energy to continue to pull data and work it backward for detailed analysis. Now that we can import raw data into Google Analytics using NEXT Analytics v5, we can quickly and easily look for insights - just as we do with Adwords."
-- Darcy Foster, President, Natural Wellbeing (with Cardinal Path
“Before, we used to manually match paid search cost to revenue data in Excel. With AutomateAnalytics.com GA Data Uploader, we have been able to automate this process, and can now much more accurately measure paid search campaign ROI within Google Analytics."
-- David Jaeger, Director of SEM, National Positions 
“Using the ‘In2GA’ cost data import tool from ShufllePoint, our partners at E-Nor can improve the performance of our paid search channel more efficiently.This translates into quicker insights comparing campaign metrics, ad effectiveness, and keyword performance at one glance instead of logging into multiple systems. Any application or feature that streamlines data collection for analysis, ultimately impacting the bottom line positively, is welcomed. Thanks for the continued innovations and look forward to more.”
-- Michael Rosito, Founder & President OEMPCWorld.com
Cost Data Import will be rolling out over the next month. If your account has been enabled, you should be able to see the Cost Analysis report show up in the Traffic Sources menu on the left-hand side of the Google Analytics interface (in the Standard Reporting tab). We hope this tool will provide a clearer view of your media performance across all your channels and help you make more informed budgeting decisions.


Every Engineering Student Must Read This :P

“How to Waste 4 years of your life?”
     -Do Engineering!

Disclaimer:
1.  The following article is like a “TAKE DIVERSION” board for the students who’ve completed 12th and waiting for Engg Counselling.
2.  This is also a post which would try to rewind your college life if you’ve completed/on the verge of completing/yet to complete your engineering life.
3.  I’ve split the whole post into 6 different parts. Nothing special, Just to show off that I’m an ardent fan of Quentin Tarantino!!!     \m/ Tarantino’ism \m/
4.  (Only applicable for 2nd point) If you’ve a CGPA above 8.5 or 9, You’re requested to Stop reading and consult a Psychiatrist nearby. You’re some rare form of Species.
5.  Even if you don’t like it… ‘Like’ it.
6.  If you really Like it, ‘Share’ it.
7.  Thanks for reading this Disclaimer and wasting one minute.


The Trap
“right’u… 12th epdiyo mukki pass panita! Aduthu enna… Engineering ah?” a random Uncle asks.

Tadatataan tadatataaaaan… tann tann tannn… (Bgm)

You will feel as if you’re some mass hero when you realize that you’ve completed your schooling and going to enter the most interesting part of life.

‘ENGINEERING COLLEGE’

You’ll feel Superior to the Superman!
   
There is a common attitude among every citizen in India, that ENGINEERING is more cool/attractive than ARTS group. (Anga thaan iruku TWISTUU!!!)

School Students will attend many seminars like ‘Jeyithu Kaatuvom’, ‘Naama Yaarunu Kaatuvom’ ‘Mass Kaatuvom’ all Kaatuvom’s!

There will be eminent ‘educationalists’ like Jayaprakash Gandhi and others (no…no… not Rahul Gandhi, He’s busy in some Dalit’s house).
These educational experts will convince you that,
(as if he had evaluated every single paper in every dept. Dude! check out how many attempts those experts made to clear Digital Signal Processing a.k.a Degree Stopping Paper)
  • Engineering has Wide Opportunities(Very True)
  • Engineering is a Safe Bid (Quite True)
  • After Engineering Your life will have a GOOD SCOPE! (idhu chumma BIO‘SCOPE’)
  • You Do Engineering. You get Job* (* - Conditions apply!) 
  • We’re BORN TO DO ENGINEERING (Now that’s a LIE!)

You calculate your CUT-OFF marks and will select the college in prior. Go to Chennai, attend the Engg Counseling and there is another twishtuuu…!
The college you’d chosen in your mind will be chosen by some random girl, seconds before you select it.

What else. Put ‘Inki-pinki-Ponki’ Choose another college.


What about the Department?
“Hmmm let me think for a while… Ahhh…!” that cool dialog from Minnale flashes in your mind
Oru Mechanical Engg Padika oru Fire Vendaam’

You ask the ‘Computerji to LOCK… Mechanical Engg’
The very next moment it gives a ‘bulb’ that the course is not available in the College you’ve chosen.

Now you get damn confused. No More Life Lines.

“Oru fire’um vendaam pesaama Triple E padi” your dad locks you and the computerji at the same time.

You go meet some random final year engg guys and ask about the scope of engineering.

“Anna, Engineering epudi? Nalla Scope irukaa?”

They giggle and look at you top to bottom like a “bali-aadu”(scape goat). You get confused once again.   They reply,
“Yeah Yeah! Definitely Definitely!”


First year
You buy Branded shirts, shoes, watch, Pen, Pencil, ‘lubber’.
You check yourself in the mirror twice.
You go to the college to find that your school Kindergarden has better infrastructure. Also you’ll go to the ultimate state of depression and act like maniac, when you find the college is without ‘Structures’.
Well! You know what I mean.
You try to be a good boy, attentive in the class. But all you get is some criticism from the Discouraging/pessimistic group of creatures in human dresses called ‘Discipline Committee’ What the hell… they ask you to wear the cuff buttons, I.D cards, Paal Card, Visiting card etc.
But still you try to believe that ENGINEERING is COOL!
P.S: First year’la No Ragging and all in our college Boss! Adhelaam Dote.1 college la thaan nadakumaama Neenga vera!

Second Year

Your Internal Marks Gradually goes downhill.
You start looking at Computer Science Dept staffs instead of the Computer!
Hmm yeah!
you know what i mean! They are far better!
You start bunking. Your Friends start to smoke and drink. But you…
“No… No… Only SIDE DISH!”
You’ve some interest in some subjects for some lame reason. But you’ll be clear in your goal setting.
“After two years! Me… in L&T only!” And few like minded people,
“Machaan! CORE thaanda ponum! Software laam galeeju!”
You nod your head and dream about L&T without knowing that an ‘E’ has fell into your TEA!

P.S: I.V laam waste boss! School tour eh better! You go to some nearby village in the name some I.V



Third Year

You lose interest in studies to the level of bunking college and watching some Telugu Dubbing movie, that too in theatre! But the like minded people and you still didn’t lose your hope on L&T.
Computer Dept Staffs* get married-honeymoon-then resign.

You know what I meant really! (idhelaam matum nalaa puriyum)
*-All you can do is attend their reception and eat ‘romali roti


Then comes the pre-placement training. You attend everything without fail. You gear up the following skills,
  • Communication skill
  • Group Discussion
  • Leadership ability
  • Technical skills

   You try to solve aptitude problems, relationship
   Problems.
   (dude this ain’t the other ‘relationship’  problem)  

It’s the real one. It’d be like…

“If A’s sisters elder brother was B’s husband, then   how C is related to the second wife of D?”

Then comes another Twist. You hear from your seniors at the end of 3rd year, that there won’t be any ‘Core Company’ recruitment in your campus. Even if it happens, the salary package is very less. And (Only) Software companies will do the recruitment predominantly. You get vexed. Your friend’s who said, “Macha! CORE thaan Gethu! Software Galeeju!” would be the first ones to sit in the software placements.

You get pissed off! Curse all the gods! Then you might/might not get this ‘ENLIGHTMENT’ suddenly! (this would be discussed in the next part)

Final Year

Now the whole class divides into three,


THE MAJORITY:

1. People who change their minds, who really care about the Money. Who doesn’t have the technical skill, but boast themselves like they don’t want to toil in field work in CORE and plans to stretch their arms in A.C in glass covered software MNC office. 

They CANNOT be proudly referred as ENGINEERS! 

7/10 will belong to this category, hell yeah the Majoriy!. It means in a class hardly more than 95% of them go in (cattle) herds, walk towards the Software industries just to sit in the AC not to apply their computer skills (come on how could you expect those skills by gawking at the computer dept staffs?)


  
THE MINORIY:

2. At least 2/10 People who stick to their words, Who doesn’t give a damn about the Salary and has good technical/aptitude/managerial skills. They opt for CORE COMPANY. Some even prepare for GATE exam/CAT exam with utmost sincerity.

They CAN be proudly referred as ENGINEERS*!

(*-Those who really have those Technical skills - Born to do Engineering! *RESPECT*) 
  


Now the 3rd category Ladies and Gentlemen!!!



THE ENLIGHTED ONE: (THE IDIOT)

As the title says, it is about the ‘ONE GUY’ who gets ENLIGHTED (especially after watching the 3 idiots movie),  suddenly after witnessing 3 years of his life getting wasted down the line/drainage.

He takes his school file which has certificates which he won in many competitions. He suddenly realizes that he has that skill! (anything like writing/drawing/music etc). He realizes he has that thing INBUILT which he failed to develop for years.

He thanks the god whom he cursed before.

(He may even end up making SHORT FILMS!, Which has been the recent craze!)


He asks his heart whether pursuing that skill is the right decision! Anyway it doesn’t talk, just pumps blood - ‘lub dub lub dub’. He converts that sound into an YES!

He Jumps up and down ‘EUREKA! EUREKA!’
His Dad comes behind him and asks,
“Adhu yaaru da Rekha? Adapaavi, 4 varushama idhathaan senjiyaa! Tharuthala tharuthala!”


He calculates, 4 X 365 + 1(leap year) = 1461 days,
which has been wasted but anyhow tries to complete the degree for the sake of Marriage Invitation!
(You know what I mean!)

He watches the ‘STEVE JOBS Stanford Commencement speech’ and decides to follow/live his dream.


“He will seem like an ‘IDIOT’ to everyone, until he Succeeds!”




Escape from the Trap (Conclusion)

You have to be within the above 3 categories.

You belong to Majority/Minority

Or

An IDIOT?

(Plus 2 students, Decide this in Prior. Don’t waste 1461 days)

Now coming back, You complete the degree successfully within 4 years, just like in movies where the hero becomes rich within 4 minutes.

You get the degree certificates in your college and walk along with your friends, as you meet a guy who just finished his 12th probably for admission after the counseling.

“Anna, Engineering epudi? Nalla Scope irukaa?”, He asks.

You and your friends giggle and look at him top to bottom like a “bali-aadu”.    


Then reply,
“Yeah Yeah! Definitely Definitely!”


THE END.

Attribution Modeling for Digital Success: Webinar this Friday + Public Whitelist

Last year, we launched Multi-Channel Funnels, giving marketers insight into how customers interact with multiple touch points prior to conversion. Since then, we’ve begun to see a great shift in the industry, as marketers move away from simple, last click attribution, toward a more holistic picture of how digital marketing channels work together to drive conversions.

Earlier this year, in Google Analytics Premium, we added the Attribution Modeling Tool, which lets marketers build models that distribute the credit for conversions across channels and touchpoints, and quickly compare multiple models side by side. We’ve received great feedback about how the tool provides fast and easy insight into channel value.



Yesterday at the Google Analytics Summit, we announced wider availability for the Attribution Modeling Tool through a public whitelist. We also shared our plans for a new 90-day lookback window, better sampling controls, and the ability to import cost data for use in attribution models.  To help you get started, this Friday we’ll host a webinar, Attribution Modeling for Digital Success, giving an overview of the tool. We’ll cover the opportunities and challenges of attribution modeling, how to interpret and build models, and ways to take action on the results.

Webinar: Attribution Modeling for Digital Success
Day: Friday, November 2
Time: 10am PST / 1pm EST / 6pm GMT
Webinar sign-up: goo.gl/YTulu
Whitelist sign-up: goo.gl/uHckk

A recording of the webinar will be available on the blog and YouTube soon afterward. You can also check out our attribution playbook and product fact sheet for more background -- and you can view earlier webinars in our Attribution webinar series.

Hope to see you at the webinar, and happy modeling!

Senin, 29 Oktober 2012

Google Analytics Summit: What’s New And On The Horizon For 2013

Every year, Google Analytics Certified Partners and Premium customers descend upon Mountain View for our annual summit. Google Analytics team members share a glimpse into the future of Analytics, and GACPs network and share ideas. Previously what happens at the summit stays at the summit. But starting this year we decided to share the latest and greatest with our wider community. Following is round up of the cool things we're working on which we shared at the Summit.


Paul Muret, Google Analytics Engineering Director, delivering opening keynote

Universal Analytics
This morning, we announced the launch of Universal Analytics, which helps customers tailor Google Analytics to their needs, integrate their own datasets and ultimately get a more complete vision of the entire marketing funnel. Read more in our announcement blog post

Attribution Modeling Tool Public Whitelist
Since April 2012, Premium customers have been using the Attribution Modeling Tool to build models that give credit to all of their digital channels, providing insight into the impact of various marketing programs as they work together to drive sales and conversions. Today, we’re beginning a gradual public rollout of the Attribution Modeling Tool. Please register for our webinar this Friday to learn more, or request early access to the whitelist.

Cost Data Import
Google Analytics now allows users to import their cost data from any digital source -- such as paid search providers, display providers, affiliates, email, social and even organic traffic. This allows you to measure performance of all your digital programs side-by-side. Cost data import will be rolling out over the next month.

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
Customer Lifetime Value is a feature being worked on for 2013, and shows the dollar amount of money that an individual customer will spend with a given business in the future. Its a very powerful feature, putting the types of analysis marketers need to drive smart decisions into their hands. 

Our CLV reports will help you:
  • Value segments or all of your customer base
  • Decide how much to spend acquiring new customers in a given segment
  • Decide how much to spend retaining certain customers (e.g. remarketing)
  • Rank customers
  • Measure success of marketing actions
Recency & Frequency
Finding your most valuable customers leads to smarter marketing decisions, improving your spend allocation and customer relationship management. Recency, Frequency, and Monetary Value (RFM) are three powerful behavioral metrics that savvy marketers have been using for decades to identify exactly these customers. With these forthcoming reports, we are bringing the power of RFM to Google Analytics. Watch out for these reports in 2013. 

Custom Dimensions / Metrics 
Dimension widening (a feature activated by Universal Analytics) enables you to easily add information like CRM data to your Google Analytics account. You can, for example, widen an advertising campaign by adding cost data to get a clear picture of the ROI on your marketing effectiveness.

Note that custom dimensions and custom metrics are just like the default dimensions and metrics in your Analytics account, except you create and define them yourself. You can use them to collect and segment data such as demographic data, which isn’t automatically collected.

Premium International Expansion
It’s been a year since we launched Google Analytics Premium to better meet the needs of our enterprise accounts. With the strong demand we’ve seen for Premium in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada, we are now planning to launch in at least 8 more countries: Japan, Brazil, France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and Norway for 2013. 

Mobile 100%
With ever-expanding mobile application marketplaces and a shift in focus to mobile, measuring apps is more important now than ever. With this, we’re excited to be moving Google Analytics Mobile App Analytics out of closed and into open beta. We’ve listened to feedback from more than 5,000 mobile app developers during the closed beta, improved the product and are now making it available to all developers and marketers.  

We’re excited to push Analytics forward into the future with new features and reports which help marketers and businesses become more data-driven. 

Posted by the Google Analytics team

Re-imagining Google Analytics to support the versatile usage patterns of today's users

A typical consumer today uses multiple devices to surf the web and interact in many ways with your business. For most large businesses, already swimming in many sources of hashed data, it’s an enormous challenge, but also an incredible opportunity. 

Measurement today is evolving from technology that counts site traffic into a broader system that measures your effectiveness in advertising, sales, product usage, support, and retention. Ultimately, this sort of integrated measurement can help you deliver the best service, products, and experiences for your customers.

We’ve been developing solutions, like Google Analytics Premium and Mobile App Analytics to advance this vision. For large enterprises, such as Premium customers and those who want to work with APIs, we're now starting to offer “Universal Analytics.” This will help these customers tailor Google Analytics to their needs, integrate their own datasets and ultimately get a more complete vision of the entire marketing funnel.

The new tools offered by Universal Analytics via the new Measurement Protocol (an API that enables you to send your data to Google Analytics) can help you measure the how people actually become and remain loyal customers:
  • Consumers use multiple devices.
Mastering data on your website is no longer sufficient - larger clients are increasingly asking for a cross platform view of their data in Analytics. The tools from the Measurement Protocol allow you to seamlessly send your own data about your customers  and business (from any digital device that you are measuring) to your Analytics account. This can help you see how users interact with your brand from multiple touchpoints - phones, tablets, laptops or more - in one place. 
  • The world is mobile.
We announced Mobile App Analytics at I/O in 2012 as a beta. It’s been delivering great results for clients. Universal Analytics now enables you to measure your marketing more holistically by integrating this data with your Google Analytics account. 
  • Cross-channel measurement is essential.
Cross-channel information is more important and more diverse than ever before. Universal Analytics, via the Measurement Protocol, lets you sync your own data from across various marketing channels, so you can discover relationships between the channels that drive conversions.
  • Your business is unique. 
Not every campaign (or app, or website!) is the same, and sometimes, depending on your business and goals, you want to learn more about a particular aspect of the way visitors interact with your business. With Universal Analytics, you can integrate your own data and can customize the metrics that matter to you - beyond website visits.  Google Analytics can deliver the custom metrics you want, in the same report you’re used to, based on the customized data you provide.

As a Google Analytics user, Universal Analytics won’t mean any changes in your account. But if you’re a large enterprise that is interested in exploring the integration options, you can request access to the Universal Analytics beta. You can also learn more in our help center.

Posted by Manav Mishra, Group Product Manager, Google Analytics

Sabtu, 27 Oktober 2012

Plagiarism

For the first time on the podcast project I started to send the podcasts through my plagiarism checker.  I found two podcasts that were directly taken from articles on the web.  I sent those two students messages through soundcloud.  They will receive zeros for their work.  I also have to notify the administration and their parents.

I take plagiarism very, very seriously.

Now I need to spend time fact-checking the rest of the podcasts.  This is not what I wanted to do.  If you plagiarized any portion of your work on any project I suggest you take it down immediately.

Tuesday is a finish up day.  We start new activities on Thursday.

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Check out this video.  I think they did a great job editing.  Some of the videos turned in do not have a good balance of audio with video.  Be sure to please both the ear and the eye.

In general your edits should be quicker.


Jumat, 26 Oktober 2012

How to Prove the Value of Content Marketing with Multi-Channel Funnels

The following is a guest post contributed by Josh Braaten, Senior Online Marketing Manager at Rasmussen College, Google Analytics enthusiast, and avid content scientist.

Conversion is rarely straightforward, especially for products or services with lengthy or complicated buying cycles. Working for a college has made it clear to me that every consumer is different, and so are their research needs as they navigate their unique buying process. 

It takes a holistic content strategy to address the extensive information needs of potential students, and rarely do blogs and other types of content marketing get the credit they deserve for the role they play in influencing conversion.

Luckily, Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels provides marketers with amazing new ways to see how users interact with web content on their path to conversion and to prove the value of content marketing.

Introducing Google Analytics Multi-Content Funnels
Consumers begin any major investment in the awareness/discovery phase, are triggered into a search/consideration phase, and finally end up at their buy/close phase when they take the conversion action. Imagine how your content strategy could perform if you understood how consumers interact with your website content as they navigate their investment decision. 

That’s where the idea of Multi-Content Funnels started. To be clear, Multi-Content Funnels is not a new Google Analytics feature, but rather a specific application of the existing Multi-Channel Funnels reporting features that illustrates the direct and indirect effects of your website content instead of your marketing channels.

Multi-Channel Funnels launched a little over a year ago as a way to help show how users interact with your marketing efforts over multiple visits. By default, these reports are configured to report the relationships between marketing channels (e.g., paid search, social media, email), but we’re going to modify them to demonstrate the value of content marketing.

The key to this type of analysis is being able to use the Landing Page URL data attribute when you create Channel Groupings and Conversion Segments within a Multi-Channel Funnel report. When I first wrote on their inbound marketing benefits, Multi-Channel Funnels didn’t support this deep dive into your website content because they didn’t include landing page in the source data.

Turns out the Google Analytics team had it on the road map and added it to Multi-Channel Funnel reports within the last few months. Content marketers, get ready to geek out with these content-based applications of the Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnel reports.

Building Content-Based Channel Groupings
The first major application of Multi-Channel Funnels for content marketing is to create Channel Groupings based on your content, which will demonstrate the most common content paths users take to conversion over the course of multiple visits.

Start off by creating a new Channel Grouping within the Top Conversion Paths report. You’ll want to group the major content sections of your website together into channels.

For example, here I’ve created this Channel Grouping that corresponds to the Degrees Catalog section of our website that includes any landing page URL containing “/degrees.”

Creating a Channel Grouping in Multi-Channel Funnels:

I also included channels that correspond to each of the major content sections of the website as I built out this content-based Channel Grouping. This is what the content-based Channel Groupings of a college website looked like when I was done with them:

Content-Based Channel Grouping:
Your own content-based Channel Groupings will likely be different for every website, but each should include major product directories or service listings, blogs, sections that answer specific questions or solve specific problems, whitepapers, ebooks, etc.

Top Content Conversion Paths
Once the content-based Channel Groupings are set up, we’re able to access the Top Conversion Paths report, which instantly becomes the content marketer’s best friend because it shows how many visits it takes before visitors convert, and how they start their website experiences for each visit.

You can use the Channel Groupings that correspond to specific content sections as with the screenshot above, or you can apply even broader Channel Groupings to provide a high-level view of the most common content paths towards conversion by marketing intent, consumer action, or both. 

Channel Groupings Based on Buying Cycle Path
Creating Channel Groupings based on marketing intent and the consumer buying cycle requires a deep understanding of how consumer interact with your website. These Channel Groupings can be created by combining multiple sections of the website when constructing each Channel Grouping, depending on which phase of the buying process they facilitate:

Pairing this information with traffic and conversion data makes it clear where to focus resources for new types of content, content edits, and expansion of existing website content, as well as demonstrates which parts of our content marketing strategy are driving results.

(Fascinating side note: Looking beyond the most popular conversion paths, some degree seekers’ research processes can see them returning to the website 50 times or more before they are confident in their conversion decision. As a student of web analytics, the next question is whether this conversion path is long because it should be, or is it fraught with unnecessary abandonment that can be overcome with improvements to the content?)

A Long Conversion Path:


Determining the Value of Specific Content with Conversion Segments
Channel Groupings are half the fun because they can only help to organize and present data. To determine the value of specific types of content, we need to create custom Conversion Segments to pair with Channel Groupings

Content-Based Conversion Segments in Multi-Channel Funnels:

Custom Conversion Segments are easy to create and work just like any other segments in Google Analytics, however, these also include the ability to segment-based interaction: First interaction, last interaction, any interaction, and assisting interaction.

Custom Conversion Segment Setup:

This segment captures conversions where the last visit on the conversion path landed on the blog. Most of Google Analytics conversion reports are based on the last interaction, but this segment allows you to explicitly specify between first interaction, last interaction, any interaction, and assisting interactions.

As a content marketer, discovering some blogs assist 150 percent more conversions than they produce directly was a powerful revelation, one that was made possible by content-based Channel Groupings and Conversion Segments applied to Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels.

The Many Uses of Multi-Channel Funnels for Inbound Marketing
Understanding how consumers interact with your website content is the first step in providing them with the best experience possible – the primary goal of every modern SEO and content marketer. Those who understand and execute content strategy with this knowledge in mind continue to drive highly efficient campaigns.

The Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels with content-based segments and groupings, or Multi-Content Funnels as I like to call them, provides you with several new ways to leverage these amazing reports, boost your content marketing efforts, and better serve your current and potential consumers.

How have you used Multi-Channel Funnels in your content strategy?

(Note: Some screenshots were edited to remove site details.)

Last Friday in October!

1. When your PBIS videos are done please email them to your Google folder.  If you are SURE everything is good please delete the clips and movie form the iPad to save space.
2. Remember, any idiot can make a movie.  My standards are a little higher.
3. Podcasts are improving!
4. You do not have to finish the code avenger, you just have to show good progress.

Kamis, 25 Oktober 2012

Mobile App Analytics Updates And Public Beta Launch

With ever-expanding mobile application marketplaces (more than 600,000 apps on Google Play at the time of writing) and a shift in focus to mobile (more than 80 percent of marketers are planning to increase emphasis in mobile initiatives in 2013, according to recent research we conducted with ClickZ) measuring mobile is more important now than ever. With this, we are excited to be moving Google Analytics Mobile App Analytics (initially launched at I/O) out of closed and into open beta. We’ve listened to feedback from more than 5,000 mobile app developers during the closed beta, improved the product, and are now making it available to all developers and marketers. 

In addition to moving into public beta, there are some other exciting updates:

A New Sign-up Flow for all GA users
With the induction of mobile app analytics into the family of digital analytics at GA, we’ve introduced a new and improved sign-up flow that you will see whenever you setup a new entity on GA. In just 3 clicks, you’ll be able to set up your app analytics account, download the SDK, and be well on the way to tracking key metrics and finding valuable insights using our features.

New sign-up flow for Google Analytics
More powerful SDK for both Android and iOS, yet really easy to implement
The mobile app analytics solution is made possible with our new Android and iOS SDKs which have been rebuilt from scratch. They are lightweight, powerful, and super easy to implement. The majority of the mobile app reports are available out of the box after less than 5 minutes of work implementing our new SDK (check out our developer guides for more details).

New App Version Report
Find out about the long-tail of your old app versions. This report gives answers to questions such as:
  • How quickly are users migrating to the latest version of my app?
  • What’s the cannibalization effect among my multiple versions?
  • How many users would be affected if I deprecated an early version of my app?
App Versions report in Mobile App Analytics

A first-class customizable structure called “Custom Dimensions” 
For those of you who are savvy users of “Custom Variables,” consider this feature the next-generation Custom Variables: 
  • You can create your own dimensions by which to segment your hits in every standard or custom GA report.
  • Leverage your own business and customer data as custom dimension values to enable new possibilities for analysis and reporting.
  • Naming and scoping of Custom Dimensions can be configured through the administration UI - no retagging needed!
(Note: we are rolling out Custom Dimensions to everyone over the next few weeks)

Other improvements include: more accurate & up-to-date mobile device library, armv7s ( iOS6) support, support for social interaction tracking, a more accurate Google Play conversion report and more.

With this big step forward for Mobile App Analytics, we still have many more exciting features on the way and planned for the future that will add to the power and functionality of the platform. Look forward to improved integration with other Google properties like Google Play as well as brand-new reports that will provide a better understanding of your user acquisition, engagement, and outcome models.

We hope that our product will give app developers and advertisers a better picture of users’ interactions as well as the end-to-end value of your mobile app. And in the long run, make mobile apps more beautiful and engaging experience for all users.

Happy analyzing!

Posted by JiaJing Wang, Google Analytics Team

Rabu, 24 Oktober 2012

Chess?

You may have noticed we are trying to start a chess club.  We are using an online system called chess.com.  You can access the site on the iPads, your computer or your phone.

We hope to use this during appropriate times during school (lunch, Cat Cave time, etc...) but you can also play at home.  We will have tournaments and other activities.  It will be very informal and low key.  Try it out?

This is funny.  And stupid.  Really stupid.

I think Fitz and the Tantrums are cool.  Daryl Halls show is a GREAT music show.

Things to do (whats due Oct. 30):
1. Wikipedia (10-15 edits, etc..).
2. Podcast #3 (done w/blog post).  Remember you must have THREE podcasts done.  Also, I think the "post to soundcloud" button is working now.  Be sure to log in AND log out.
3. PBIS Video (done: edited and perfect).
4. Code Avenger (not done, just working hard).
5. Check and respond to blogmeister/soundcloud comments (done, now).

All projects are due TUESDAY October 30.  On some I originally had it as October 31, but we don't meet that day.

Selasa, 23 Oktober 2012

Portal for Blogger 2012 Pingky Aga Rirs


Portal for Blogger 2012 Pingky Aga Rirs

PORTAL BAG 2 FOR BLOGGER





PORTAL BAG 2 FOR BLOGGER
CREDIT : - NISAN

New Realeace Portal Night For Blogger 2012


Fitur-fitur  :
  1. Support dengan Browser Mozilla, Google Chrome and Safari, rocketmelt dll.
  2. Thread Comments/reply commments (new blogger style).
  3. Emoticon yahoo for comments, dan auto hide Comments.
  4. Bagi yang demen sama Blogazine Style, template ini Support dengan Blogazine Post.
  5. Loading Home page enteng (22 kb), karena CSS pada postingan dan beranda ane pisahkan, Sehingga pada homepage Css post tak terbaca, demikian pula sebaliknya.
 Kekurangan dari template ini :
  1. Not support dengan browser IE (tampilan Beranda hancur kalau dilihat dengan Internet Explorer).
  2. Tanpa header dan sidebar juga footer pada posting area (namun loading enteng).
  3. Tidak dapat ditambahkan Widget default blogspot, pada sidebar.
  4. Untuk membuat link full archive, caranya silahkan lihat disini (Create Auto Site-Map)
Credit :
 - P4r4GcyB3rn3t
             - dhteumeuleu.

NEW REALEACE TEMPELATE PORTAL FOR BLOG 2012



NEW REALEACE TEMPELATE PORTAL FOR BLOG 2012

Building A Centralized Digital Marketing Platform With Google Analytics

The following is a guest post contributed by Google Analytics Certified Partner Daniel Waisberg.

Think about your business as a train. It has a locomotive and several wagons, each with its own function and importance (e.g., a restaurant wagon, a restroom wagon, and a luggage wagon). Now, let's say Google Analytics is the locomotive of the train, it is used to drive the business forward in a data-driven way. Together with it we find several important wagons: AdWords, AdSense, Webmaster Tools and others. How would you like those wagons to be tightly integrated?

This is the idea behind Google Analytics Integrations, an eBook that describes the official integrations available on Google Analytics. Currently it is possible to integrate the data from several Google tools into Google Analytics such as AdWords, AdSense, Webmaster Tools and YouTube. This enables marketers and analysts to import a wealth of information into Google Analytics, presenting a broad picture of their digital marketing efforts. 

In the eBook you will find a step-by-step guide to linking those tools as well as an explanation of what you can do with the resulting data. Let's suppose you are a new advertiser using both Google Analytics and AdWords, but the accounts are currently not linked. While you can use AdWords reports to analyze effectiveness of your campaigns, by linking the accounts you will be able to understand the bigger picture of website behavior in comparison to your AdWords campaigns. This information can help improving campaign performance by shedding light on which campaigns are failing as a result of suboptimal targeting, poorly designed landing pages, or poor ads; and which campaigns are succeeding. 

For example, let's look at the "Day Parts" report on Google Analytics (if your accounts are already linked here is a direct link to the report). 

The Day Parts report is for exploring hour-of-day and day-of-week dimensions. This report is useful for gaining insights into optimizing ad scheduling in campaign settings within AdWords.  

Click image for full-size

In the figure above, we see that this advertiser sees its traffic peak between 5 and-8 P.M. When adding a secondary dimension of per visit value, however, we see that the per visit value of visitors is highest during the morning hours of 6-9A.M: 

Click image for full-size
If this was your report, the practical next step you would take would be to adjust the ad scheduling settings in your campaigns to drive more traffic to the site during those morning hours, as that traffic is more valuable. Here is how to do it:
  1. Navigate to a specific campaign in the AdWords interface.
  2. Choose the Campaign Settings tab.
  3. Under Advanced Settings, click the plus (+) box next to Schedule: Start Date, End Date, Ad Scheduling.
  4. Next to Ad Scheduling, choose Edit.
  5. Change mode from Basic to Bid Adjustment.
  6. Under Time Period (next to day of week), click to reveal an overlay.
  7. Adjust the bid settings (by a percent multiplier to increase or decrease bids). There is a button to copy to other days to speed up making these changes.
  8. Click OK and then save.
If you are interesting only in the AdWords integration, check the Google Analytics For PPC eBook, which includes only information about integrating and analyzing AdWords using Google Analytics. This eBook had an important contribution from Yehoshua Coren

Daniel Waisberg is author of Google Analytics Integrations and Founder of Online Behavior, a Marketing Measurement and Optimization portal.

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Minggu, 21 Oktober 2012

Projects Work

Things to work on:

1. Wikipedia.  I'd like to see if we can move up the quality scale.  Use the talk page to discuss changes you'd like to make.  Be polite to other editors and respect their ideas.  Wikipedia project is due October 31.  Check how I will grade it and ask questions if unclear.

2. PBIS Videos.  Please start with Step 1 in the directions.  You can make a video alone, or you can collaborate with classmates.  I'd like everyone to decide today:

  • Who are you working with?
  • Basic idea of script.
  • Time to practice using camera and iMovie
    • Be sure to delete videos or movies when done practicing.

3. Podcast #3: is due October 31.  How will you improve?

4. Respond to comments on your blogmeister or Soundcloud.


Many projects will be coming due at the same time.  Be sure to plan your day and your homework.


Rabu, 17 Oktober 2012

Projects

PBIS: We received a gift certificate from Target.  If that is your letterplease write a thank you letter.  I have envelopes.

_______________________________________________________________________________


Wikipedia:

We will be spending some time in wikipedia.  I want you to read, edit, and comment on articles.  Wikipedia is a very, very powerful tool for communication.

Step 1: Create an account in wikipedia.  This should work today.  If it is IP address blocking you try this procedure.


Step 2: Complete the tutorial.  Wikipedia's editing rules are serious.  


Step 3: Begin editing the Seymour High School page.  Follow the wikipedia rules to decide:

  • What is relevant?
  • What can you provide sources for?
  • How should you format the entries and edits?
You WILL get almost immediate feedback from other editors on the site.  Be polite, be thoughtful, and above all be correct!

Step 4: Edit additional articles that may interest you.  Anything that is school appropriate.  I expect this to be an ongoing process.


How will I evaluate you?  Good question.
  • Quality:
    • Do your edits follow the format for wikipedia?  
    • Do the edits get rejected by other editors?
    • Do you add value to Wikipedia?
    • Did you finish the tutorial and show evidence of that work in your editing?
  • Quantity:
    • You should have between 10-15 substantive edits (not fixing typos, etc...) before October 31.  This will be hard for some of you.
    • I should see some edits over a period of time (not all on one day).  This is to show that you are checking your work and responding to other editors.
    • Edits survive on at least two pages.
  • Collaboration:
    • Do you help classmates as you complete the tutorial?
    • Do you utilize the chat functions to communicate with other editors?
    • Do your edits respect other viewpoints?
______________________________________________________________________________

In addition:

1. Everyone does Google A Day.
2. If you are missing blog entries (Halloween?, 2nd podcast with link?) do that now.
3. Everyone must have at least four comments on Soundcloud podcasts.
4. Some of you will work on podcasts, especially sports podcasts.  Podcast #3 is due by October 31.
5. A few of you are working on PBIS videos.
6. Code Avenger.  Try to finish courses.  This wil be homework after today.

_____________________________________________________________________________


Real Time Analytics Supports Profiles

(Update: Please note that this rollout will be happening over the next couple of weeks so be patient with us as we ramp this feature up.)

 Last year we announced the beta launch of Real Time Analytics. We knew it would be an addictive feature but we were blown away seeing the growth and usage. In fact, we now have over 7 years worth of engagement with the feature every day!

One of the biggest requests we received was to show real time traffic per profile, which would also allow non-admin users to view real time reports. So today, we are really excited to announce that we are beginning to roll out Real Time support for your profiles! What this means is that the data you see in real time is profile specific and obeys the filtering you set up for that profile. And this means any user with access to a profile can view the associated real time reports. You can choose and move between profiles using the standard profile-picker feature available in the upper left hand corner.

When viewing your real time reports keep in mind these changes. If the numbers are lower than you are used to, check your filters to see what traffic is being excluded. And if you use real time for debugging, be sure to use an unfiltered report for that purpose.

Real Time has always been great for rapid testing and debugging of your tracking code and now with profile support you can do the same when creating profile filters. When you change the filters in your profile, you should see the effects in the real time reports within a couple of hours. We are working to make this even quicker going forward. 

Profile support is not restricted to web-pages but also supports App profiles. This means, you can now see mobile SDK traffic in real time!  This can be a powerful end to end debugging tool for your Google-Analytics SDK implementation. For example, one way we tested our Google Analytics mobile app is to install a new version on our phones and check that the mobile hits for that version are showing up in real time as we interact with the app. On the phone mobile hits are batched to conserve battery life so you may see delays. Typically batching will occur on the order of minutes.

While real time is great for debugging, where it shines is when something goes viral about your site. Sometimes, this spike is totally expected. For example, Reddit used this to monitor the Obama Q&A, and Khan academy used it to monitor the effect from CBS’s 60-minutes show. We’ve seen that many clients have similarly used real-time to check effects of offline TV and radio campaigns.

Another common source of viral traffic is social networks and we recently added an implicit traffic sources medium of “social”. This is the same grouping that is used in the Social Reports and allows you to segment your traffic by your top social networks. I can access this breakdown by clicking the “Social Referrals” link highlighted in the screenshot below.


This takes me to a report where my traffic is segmented by traffic source type = “Social” and I can see the networks that are driving traffic.


Additionally, while it is interesting to see which page/screen your visitors are currently on, it is sometimes useful to see which pages have gotten the most page views. You can now get this real time view data from the content report.  Check it out now by clicking the Pageviews tab I’ve highlighted below. Clicking on Active Visitors allows you to toggle back and forth.


And as a final shout out we always love the unintended use cases for real time such as extending bedtimes for the little ones.

We’ve been hard at work improving these reports for you and have many more exciting features coming down the pipeline so stay tuned!


Selasa, 16 Oktober 2012

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- Chams CT
- Chams TR
- X Hair
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- ESP Health
- Full Esp
- No Smoke
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- Hvest CT
- Hvest Tero
- No Respawn
- Speed
- Hack
- Anti Baned
- Anti Ilegal
- Anti Debuger
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Senin, 15 Oktober 2012

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- Wallhack Dino
- Chams CT
- Chams TR
- X Hair
- ESP Name
- ESP Health
- Full Esp
- No Smoke
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- Anti Baned
- Anti Ilegal
- Anti PI + Debuger

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Minggu, 14 Oktober 2012

Wikipedia

PBIS raffle prizes have begun to arrive.  So far we have received:

  • Two $10 gift certificates from Blanchettes.
  • A really nice book about Yankee Stadium from the New York Yankees.
However, I can only give credit to one of you, since I can't find the Yankees on the PBIS form.

If your letter worked please write a thank you letter.  I have envelopes.

_____________________________________________________________


We will be starting a project in Wikipedia.  Wikipedia is the online encyclopedia that is edited by YOU.  Wikipedia has very strict protocols and formats.  I think its important to learn how to edit and contribute to this site.  I hope to work on the Seymour High School page first.

Please do the following:
1.  Create an account in Wikipedia.  Please use a version of your name (First name, last initial).  This seems to be not working, please do this part at home).  You can do most of the tutorial.
2.  Work on the tutorial.  We do not have a textbook, but occasionally I feel it is important to do "textbook" work.  Take the time to read, practice, and understand the rules of wikipedia.

In addition:
1. Some of you will work on PBIS videos.
2. Work on your code avenger courses.
3. Next podcast is due October 31.  If you'd like, get it done now.
4. We are going to practice persuasive writing.  Please write a short blog post that answers the question "On Halloween should teens trick-or-treat? How old is too old?"

______________________________________________________________

Many of your blog grades are not good.  Many of you did not answer the reflective questions after your last podcast.  Too many missing entries.  Are you reading your comments?

Here is an example of a quality answer to the Google a Day question.

Write as if someone is reading!  Check your red dots on your clustrmap.  People are tuning in.