From lead generation to online purchases, forms are everywhere. Unfortunately, nobody ever really wants to fill out a form, despite them being such a basic part of our online experience. A well-designed form helps to reduce the friction that stands between the user and what they want. On the flipside, a poorly-designed form can have serious […]
If you’re collecting website data in Google Analytics, you should know a few things about how data is organized within the interface. First off, there are three stages of the Google Analytics hierarchy: Account – Contains all of your data for all websites Property – Each property has a unique tracking ID (UA-########) View –
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Understanding Google Analytics scope unlocks how to make the most out of your data, especially any kind of customizable reports. Scope touches everything you do in Google Analytics, whether you know it or not. When navigating Google Analytics with a full comprehension of scope, you’re a force to be reckoned with. ⛔ WARNING: Without a fundamental
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Display ads function like small, targeted billboards. From websites to blogs to your mobile device, ads pop up just about everywhere. They reach millions of people worldwide, but conversion rates for typical display ads are relatively low compared to other conversion channels. So, why create them? Well, similar to billboards, display ads are valuable brand
If you’re used to creating Segments and Advanced Filters in Google Analytics, and you’re using Google Data Studio to visualize your data, this post is for you. There are serious limitations to Google Data Studio’s ability to understand, interpret, and apply your filters and segments from Google Analytics. Of course these features are helpful for
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Have you ever had a question regarding your Google Analytics data, but you have no idea where to dig in to find your answer? The Google Analytics Intelligence feature allows you to easily ask questions about your data in plain English. Answers to your questions are fast, understandable, and provide opportunities to dig in further through linked
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I have 3 Google Analytics analysis tips that I share with every new hire in the Seer’s Analytics division, that I feel are critical for the success of any beginner doing analysis and searching for actionable insights. I’ve found, through my time analyzing data, that there are three basic tools any analyst can and should
If you’re used to creating Segments and Advanced Filters in Google Analytics, and you’re using Google Data Studio to visualize your data, this post is for you. There are serious limitations to Google Data Studio’s ability to understand, interpret, and apply your filters and segments from Google Analytics. Of course these features are helpful for
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We launched a tool to help companies remove personally identifiable user information out of search results. It felt like the right thing to do. Check it out right here. Go to the Tool The Problem: Seer came across a handful of companies exposing user information during 2017 and to date this year, we are STILL
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Redesigning even a single website can have a major impact from an analytics perspective, and should be prepared for, evaluated on, and acted on from multiple aspects. The objective of this post is to detail how your website or brand can 1) prepare, 2) evaluate, and 3) act on what is necessary for a redesign
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