Google Analytics

The rather random clicking habits of the average user or sabotage of my new click tracking gadget?

ClickHeat Randomness

ClickHeat is an interesting open source script that can be used to track users clicks on your website.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin hoard their new Google Analytics cake

How much is a spot on Google’s Official Analytics Blog worth?

So having assumed my little baking stunt was a one-off foray into the world of SEM and blog popularity I was pleasantly surprised this morning to find my cake atop Google’s official analytics blog.

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Google Analytics Dashboard Cake

This weekend Clarkson and I decided to build a cake based on the Google Analytics dashboard.

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Only the two hundred and thirty fourth member with this mighty title

Google Analytics IQ Qualification

Today I was invited to take the newly introduced GA IQ test and passed with a fairly reasonable 85% (You need 75% to be assured of the award).

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Google Analytics & Drupal

Today I installed the Google Analytics module for Drupal. For those who don’t know, Drupal is a powerful open source content management platform used by a number of big companies including MTV, Sony and Amnesty International.

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Form Abandonment

Those of you who enjoy using the funnel visualisation tool will no doubt be interested in finding out where your users are going along the way through your various goals.

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