Comments on: Google Analytics Help 2 http://hospitalera.com/google-analytics-help-2/ Making Money Online the Friendly Way! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:01:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hospitalera http://hospitalera.com/google-analytics-help-2/#comment-3240 hospitalera Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:06:36 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=515#comment-3240 @Brock I use mainly Analytics, I have used others, but only for a short time, I am more comfortable with GA ;-) BUT I tried http://www.phpmyvisites.us/ on one site and it was really, really addictive! It is free, so try it out, it was just a bit of overkill for me. SY @Martin It means that your visitor numbers have gone up/ down by this percentage. You can change the time frame by clicking on Day/Week/Month/Year, hope that helps, SY @Brock
I use mainly Analytics, I have used others, but only for a short time, I am more comfortable with GA ;-) BUT I tried http://www.phpmyvisites.us/ on one site and it was really, really addictive! It is free, so try it out, it was just a bit of overkill for me. SY

@Martin
It means that your visitor numbers have gone up/ down by this percentage. You can change the time frame by clicking on Day/Week/Month/Year, hope that helps, SY

]]> By: Martin@SEO http://hospitalera.com/google-analytics-help-2/#comment-2704 Martin@SEO Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:59:45 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=515#comment-2704 I use Google Analytics for SEO Purposes.After i log into GA,in the overview page it shows by default the visits(% change)of the site.For our site it shows 471.81%up.what does that mean? On what basis is the percent calculated?Can anybody help me I use Google Analytics for SEO Purposes.After i log into GA,in the overview page it shows by default the visits(% change)of the site.For our site it shows 471.81%up.what does that mean?
On what basis is the percent calculated?Can anybody help me

]]> By: Brock@Mini Laptop Reviews http://hospitalera.com/google-analytics-help-2/#comment-2610 Brock@Mini Laptop Reviews Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:49:27 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=515#comment-2610 Yes, it's easy to obsess over these analytical tools. Thanks for this overview of Analytics, very enlightening. I'm currently using statcounter, which I think is pretty good for a low volume site like mine. Has anyone used both Analytics and statcounter and know how they stack up? Yes, it’s easy to obsess over these analytical tools. Thanks for this overview of Analytics, very enlightening. I’m currently using statcounter, which I think is pretty good for a low volume site like mine. Has anyone used both Analytics and statcounter and know how they stack up?

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