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Google Analytics Breakthrough
From Zero to Business Impact
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Gain real proficiency in Google Analytics instrumentation and reporting to drive measurable improvement

"Throughout the decade-plus history of Google Analytics, how people access online information has constantly evolved. We've seen an explosion of new devices, channels, and formats that each introduce new challenges for measuring online behavior. Today, the user journey is increasingly fragmented as people engage with websites and apps on the go and in shorter slices of time. As Google Analytics has grown over the years, we've kept this same focus on understanding and serving customers.

Google Analytics Breakthrough is a comprehensive resource that will help you become a more user-centric marketer, developer, or analyst. You'll develop a framework for how to think strategically about digital analytics and get a nuts-and-bolts understanding of how Google Analytics works. Know which questions to ask and learn how to answer them with deep dives into topics like attribution and goal tracking.

This book is written with its user, you the reader, in mind. Each chapter features insightful illustrations that explain key concepts and recommended next steps that help you get started. You'll also learn from industry experts and leading practitioners as they share their tips and insights. I hope that Google Analytics Breakthrough serves as a useful guide on your journey to better understanding and delighting your customers."
?Paul Muret, VP, Display, Video Ads, Analytics, Google

"As one of the founders of Urchin, I have watched the evolution, expansion, and nearly universal adoption of our tool?known since 2005 as Google Analytics?with some amazement and a great deal of pride. Now more than ever, the capabilities of Google Analytics allow you to gain real insights and simply make better, data-driven decisions about your digital properties. Google Analytics Breakthrough provides the core concepts as well as the specific techniques that you'll need to take confident action and drive real performance improvement with Google Analytics."
?Brett Crosby, Co-Founder of Urchin/Google Analytics

  • Campaign-tag inbound PPC, email, social, banner, and remarketing links to really understand which channels are sending traffic and driving ROI.
  • Capture the wide range of important user interactions such as video plays, file downloads, and scrolling that Google Analytics does not measure by default.
  • Implement custom dimensions and content groups to make Google Analytics "speak your language" for yourself and stakeholders.
  • Configure goals, funnels, and Enhanced E-commerce measurement that map to your KPIs for retail, lead generation, and informational websites and mobile apps.
  • Create segments for your audience constituencies to isolate critical performance metrics and amplify trends.
  • Measure across multiple domains and subdomains and understand the journeys of logged-in users across devices.
  • Integrate with advertising networks and CRM to understand long-term customer value.
  • Master Google Tag Manager for basic-to-advanced Google Analytics implementation and deployment workflows.
  • Learn a multitude of insider tips, tricks, and key perspectives from the authors and expert contributors in the analytics and optimization industry.

Gain real proficiency in Google Analytics instrumentation and reporting to drive measurable improvement

"Throughout the decade-plus history of Google Analytics, how people access online information has constantly evolved. We've seen an explosion of new devices, channels, and formats that each introduce new challenges for measuring online behavior. Today, the user journey is increasingly fragmented as people engage with websites and apps on the go and in shorter slices of time. As Google Analytics has grown over the years, we've kept this same focus on understanding and serving customers.

Google Analytics Breakthrough is a comprehensive resource that will help you become a more user-centric marketer, developer, or analyst. You'll develop a framework for how to think strategically about digital analytics and get a nuts-and-bolts understanding of how Google Analytics works. Know which questions to ask and learn how to answer them with deep dives into topics like attribution and goal tracking.

This book is written with its user, you the reader, in mind. Each chapter features insightful illustrations that explain key concepts and recommended next steps that help you get started. You'll also learn from industry experts and leading practitioners as they share their tips and insights. I hope that Google Analytics Breakthrough serves as a useful guide on your journey to better understanding and delighting your customers."
?Paul Muret, VP, Display, Video Ads, Analytics, Google

"As one of the founders of Urchin, I have watched the evolution, expansion, and nearly universal adoption of our tool?known since 2005 as Google Analytics?with some amazement and a great deal of pride. Now more than ever, the capabilities of Google Analytics allow you to gain real insights and simply make better, data-driven decisions about your digital properties. Google Analytics Breakthrough provides the core concepts as well as the specific techniques that you'll need to take confident action and drive real performance improvement with Google Analytics."
?Brett Crosby, Co-Founder of Urchin/Google Analytics

  • Campaign-tag inbound PPC, email, social, banner, and remarketing links to really understand which channels are sending traffic and driving ROI.
  • Capture the wide range of important user interactions such as video plays, file downloads, and scrolling that Google Analytics does not measure by default.
  • Implement custom dimensions and content groups to make Google Analytics "speak your language" for yourself and stakeholders.
  • Configure goals, funnels, and Enhanced E-commerce measurement that map to your KPIs for retail, lead generation, and informational websites and mobile apps.
  • Create segments for your audience constituencies to isolate critical performance metrics and amplify trends.
  • Measure across multiple domains and subdomains and understand the journeys of logged-in users across devices.
  • Integrate with advertising networks and CRM to understand long-term customer value.
  • Master Google Tag Manager for basic-to-advanced Google Analytics implementation and deployment workflows.
  • Learn a multitude of insider tips, tricks, and key perspectives from the authors and expert contributors in the analytics and optimization industry.
Über den Autor

FERAS ALHLOU is co-founder and Principal Consultant at E-Nor (founded in 2003). He's built an industry-thought-leader organization providing marketing intelligence solutions to some of the world's most recognized brands.

SHIRAZ ASIF is co-founder and Vice President of Analytics at E-Nor. He has extensive background in solutions architecture for Web and mobile analytics, report automation, and data analysis.

ERIC FETTMAN is a founder of E-Nor Analytics University and an analytics trainer at E-Nor. He seeks to empower his students in digital analytics and optimization as well as all professional endeavors.

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword xi

Acknowledgments xiii

About the Author(s) xv

About the Contributors xvii

Chapter 1 Introduction 1

Why This Book? 1

Who Should Read This Book? 4

Chapter Summary 4

Get Started 7

Chapter 2 Google Analytics Reporting Overview: User Characteristics and Behavior 9

Google Analytics Reporting: User Characteristics and Behavior 10

Dimensions and Metrics 30

Real-Time Reports 43

Key Takeaways 45

Actions and Exercises 46

Chapter 3 Measurement Strategy 47

Objective: Business Impact 47

Measurement Plan 51

Six Steps for Analytics Effectiveness 53

Key Takeaways 58

Actions and Exercises 58

Chapter 4 Account Creation and Tracking Code Installation 59

Creating a Google Analytics Account 59

Google Analytics Account Structure 64

Installing the Tracking Code 66

Key Takeaways 88

Actions and Exercises 89

Chapter 5 Google Tag Manager Concepts 91

Google Tag Manager Concepts 92

Benefits of Google Tag Manager 95

Creating a Google Tag Manager Account and Container 98

Deploying Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager 100

Access Rights 105

Migrating to Google Tag Manager from Native Tracking 108

GTM Environments 109

Key Takeaways 122

Actions and Exercises 122

Chapter 6 Events, Virtual Pageviews, Social Actions, and Errors 125

The Need for Event Tracking 126

Event Tracking in GTM 134

Virtual Pageviews 147

Tracking Google Analytics Events through the Google Tag Manager Data Layer and Custom Event Trigger 155

Tracking Social Interactions 164

Error Tracking 173

Key Takeaways 180

Actions and Exercises 182

Chapter 7 Acquisition Reports 183

Acquisition Terminology and Concepts 183

Campaign Tracking: Google Analytics Needs Your Help for Attribution 188

Channel Customizations 202

Tracking Organic Traffic 208

Key Takeaways 219

Actions and Exercises 220

Chapter 8 Goal and Ecommerce Tracking 221

Goal Tracking 221

Ecommerce Tracking 243

Multi-Channel Funnel Reports 270

Integrating with Third-Party Shopping Carts 279

Key Takeaways 281

Actions and Exercises 283

Chapter 9 View Settings, View Filters, and Access Rights 285

Why Do We Need Multiple Views? 285

Best Practice: Working, Test, and Unfiltered Views 287

View Settings 287

View Filters 294

Access Rights 305

Change History 309

Trash Can 310

Key Takeaways 310

Actions and Exercises 311

Chapter 10 Segments 313

Segment to Focus and Amplify 313

Mapping Customer Constituencies as Custom Segments 325

Sampling 332

Segments versus Filtered Views 334

Key Takeaways 335

Actions and Exercises 336

Chapter 11 Dashboards, Custom Reports, and Intelligence Alerts 339

Dashboards 339

Custom Reports 342

Shortcuts 347

Intelligence Alerts 348

Annotations 352

Key Takeaways 353

Actions and Exercises 354

Chapter 12 Implementation Customizations 355

Custom Dimensions 355

Content Grouping 366

Custom Metrics 369

Calculated Metrics 371

Demographics and Interests 373

Enhanced Link Attribution 374

Tracking Info Customizations 375

Cross-Domain and Roll-Up Reporting 378

Cross-Device Tracking with User ID 386

Key Takeaways 397

Actions and Exercises 397

Chapter 13 Mobile App Measurement 399

Tracking Mobile Apps 399

Why Is Mobile Important 399

Mobile Strategies 400

What to Measure 401

Mobile Configuration in Google Analytics 403

Setting Up Google Analytics in Your App 404

Account Structure Best Practices in Mobile Properties 407

Real-time App Reporting 408

Integrations 410

Mobile Campaign Tracking 415

Mobile Privacy 421

Key Takeaways 427

Actions and Exercises 428

Chapter 14 Google Analytics Integrations-The Power of Together 429

AdWords 430

AdSense 444

YouTube in GA 447

Analytics 360 Integrations 448

Additional Integrations 448

Key Takeaways 451

Actions and Exercises 451

Chapter 15 Integrating Google Analytics with CRM Data 453

Long-Term Perspective 453

Calculating Cost per Qualified Lead 454

Joining Google Analytics and CRM Data with Visitor ID 463

Key Takeaways 475

Actions and Exercises 476

Chapter 16 Advanced Reporting and Visualization with Third-Party Tools 477

Framing the Issue: How to Get Data Out of GA 478

ETLV-The Full Reporting Automation Cycle 485

Advanced Use Cases for BigQuery/Tableau 488

Key Takeaways 501

Actions and Exercises 501

Chapter 17 Data Import and Measurement Protocol 503

Data Import 503

Measurement Protocol 520

Key Takeaways 528

Actions and Exercises 529

Chapter 18 Analytics 360 531

Why Analytics 360? 531

Increased Capacity 532

Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) 535

Analytics 360 Resources 547

Where to Buy-Resellers or Google Direct? 548

Key Takeaways 550

Actions and Exercises 550

Appendices

Appendix A: Broadening Your Optimization Program 551

Qualitative Inputs 551

Overlay Reporting 558

Testing 559

Marketing Automation and Personalization 575

Appendix B: Resources 581

Index 585

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2016
Fachbereich: Betriebswirtschaft
Genre: Importe, Wirtschaft
Rubrik: Recht & Wirtschaft
Medium: Buch
Inhalt: 624 S.
ISBN-13: 9781119144014
ISBN-10: 1119144019
Sprache: Englisch
Herstellernummer: 1W119144010
Einband: Gebunden
Autor: Alhlou, Feras
Asif, Shiraz
Fettman, Eric
Hersteller: Wiley
John Wiley & Sons
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Wiley-VCH GmbH, Boschstr. 12, D-69469 Weinheim, product-safety@wiley.com
Maße: 244 x 194 x 43 mm
Von/Mit: Feras Alhlou (u. a.)
Erscheinungsdatum: 06.09.2016
Gewicht: 1,634 kg
Artikel-ID: 107686930
Über den Autor

FERAS ALHLOU is co-founder and Principal Consultant at E-Nor (founded in 2003). He's built an industry-thought-leader organization providing marketing intelligence solutions to some of the world's most recognized brands.

SHIRAZ ASIF is co-founder and Vice President of Analytics at E-Nor. He has extensive background in solutions architecture for Web and mobile analytics, report automation, and data analysis.

ERIC FETTMAN is a founder of E-Nor Analytics University and an analytics trainer at E-Nor. He seeks to empower his students in digital analytics and optimization as well as all professional endeavors.

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword xi

Acknowledgments xiii

About the Author(s) xv

About the Contributors xvii

Chapter 1 Introduction 1

Why This Book? 1

Who Should Read This Book? 4

Chapter Summary 4

Get Started 7

Chapter 2 Google Analytics Reporting Overview: User Characteristics and Behavior 9

Google Analytics Reporting: User Characteristics and Behavior 10

Dimensions and Metrics 30

Real-Time Reports 43

Key Takeaways 45

Actions and Exercises 46

Chapter 3 Measurement Strategy 47

Objective: Business Impact 47

Measurement Plan 51

Six Steps for Analytics Effectiveness 53

Key Takeaways 58

Actions and Exercises 58

Chapter 4 Account Creation and Tracking Code Installation 59

Creating a Google Analytics Account 59

Google Analytics Account Structure 64

Installing the Tracking Code 66

Key Takeaways 88

Actions and Exercises 89

Chapter 5 Google Tag Manager Concepts 91

Google Tag Manager Concepts 92

Benefits of Google Tag Manager 95

Creating a Google Tag Manager Account and Container 98

Deploying Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager 100

Access Rights 105

Migrating to Google Tag Manager from Native Tracking 108

GTM Environments 109

Key Takeaways 122

Actions and Exercises 122

Chapter 6 Events, Virtual Pageviews, Social Actions, and Errors 125

The Need for Event Tracking 126

Event Tracking in GTM 134

Virtual Pageviews 147

Tracking Google Analytics Events through the Google Tag Manager Data Layer and Custom Event Trigger 155

Tracking Social Interactions 164

Error Tracking 173

Key Takeaways 180

Actions and Exercises 182

Chapter 7 Acquisition Reports 183

Acquisition Terminology and Concepts 183

Campaign Tracking: Google Analytics Needs Your Help for Attribution 188

Channel Customizations 202

Tracking Organic Traffic 208

Key Takeaways 219

Actions and Exercises 220

Chapter 8 Goal and Ecommerce Tracking 221

Goal Tracking 221

Ecommerce Tracking 243

Multi-Channel Funnel Reports 270

Integrating with Third-Party Shopping Carts 279

Key Takeaways 281

Actions and Exercises 283

Chapter 9 View Settings, View Filters, and Access Rights 285

Why Do We Need Multiple Views? 285

Best Practice: Working, Test, and Unfiltered Views 287

View Settings 287

View Filters 294

Access Rights 305

Change History 309

Trash Can 310

Key Takeaways 310

Actions and Exercises 311

Chapter 10 Segments 313

Segment to Focus and Amplify 313

Mapping Customer Constituencies as Custom Segments 325

Sampling 332

Segments versus Filtered Views 334

Key Takeaways 335

Actions and Exercises 336

Chapter 11 Dashboards, Custom Reports, and Intelligence Alerts 339

Dashboards 339

Custom Reports 342

Shortcuts 347

Intelligence Alerts 348

Annotations 352

Key Takeaways 353

Actions and Exercises 354

Chapter 12 Implementation Customizations 355

Custom Dimensions 355

Content Grouping 366

Custom Metrics 369

Calculated Metrics 371

Demographics and Interests 373

Enhanced Link Attribution 374

Tracking Info Customizations 375

Cross-Domain and Roll-Up Reporting 378

Cross-Device Tracking with User ID 386

Key Takeaways 397

Actions and Exercises 397

Chapter 13 Mobile App Measurement 399

Tracking Mobile Apps 399

Why Is Mobile Important 399

Mobile Strategies 400

What to Measure 401

Mobile Configuration in Google Analytics 403

Setting Up Google Analytics in Your App 404

Account Structure Best Practices in Mobile Properties 407

Real-time App Reporting 408

Integrations 410

Mobile Campaign Tracking 415

Mobile Privacy 421

Key Takeaways 427

Actions and Exercises 428

Chapter 14 Google Analytics Integrations-The Power of Together 429

AdWords 430

AdSense 444

YouTube in GA 447

Analytics 360 Integrations 448

Additional Integrations 448

Key Takeaways 451

Actions and Exercises 451

Chapter 15 Integrating Google Analytics with CRM Data 453

Long-Term Perspective 453

Calculating Cost per Qualified Lead 454

Joining Google Analytics and CRM Data with Visitor ID 463

Key Takeaways 475

Actions and Exercises 476

Chapter 16 Advanced Reporting and Visualization with Third-Party Tools 477

Framing the Issue: How to Get Data Out of GA 478

ETLV-The Full Reporting Automation Cycle 485

Advanced Use Cases for BigQuery/Tableau 488

Key Takeaways 501

Actions and Exercises 501

Chapter 17 Data Import and Measurement Protocol 503

Data Import 503

Measurement Protocol 520

Key Takeaways 528

Actions and Exercises 529

Chapter 18 Analytics 360 531

Why Analytics 360? 531

Increased Capacity 532

Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) 535

Analytics 360 Resources 547

Where to Buy-Resellers or Google Direct? 548

Key Takeaways 550

Actions and Exercises 550

Appendices

Appendix A: Broadening Your Optimization Program 551

Qualitative Inputs 551

Overlay Reporting 558

Testing 559

Marketing Automation and Personalization 575

Appendix B: Resources 581

Index 585

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2016
Fachbereich: Betriebswirtschaft
Genre: Importe, Wirtschaft
Rubrik: Recht & Wirtschaft
Medium: Buch
Inhalt: 624 S.
ISBN-13: 9781119144014
ISBN-10: 1119144019
Sprache: Englisch
Herstellernummer: 1W119144010
Einband: Gebunden
Autor: Alhlou, Feras
Asif, Shiraz
Fettman, Eric
Hersteller: Wiley
John Wiley & Sons
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Wiley-VCH GmbH, Boschstr. 12, D-69469 Weinheim, product-safety@wiley.com
Maße: 244 x 194 x 43 mm
Von/Mit: Feras Alhlou (u. a.)
Erscheinungsdatum: 06.09.2016
Gewicht: 1,634 kg
Artikel-ID: 107686930
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