The sexy “Visitors Flow” comes to Google Analytics

Posted on November 24, 2011 by gabs

Stunning from google… Simply stunning..

Google have updated the new Analytics with visitors flow which a visualises the flow on your site.. Below is a little sample on one of my sites.

The options are the same as all new sections of analytics with flow vs keywords, campaigns etc..

 

Nothing on http://analytics.blogspot.com/  about this yet and no help doc’s other than one about how google only uses a sample of data..

For me this is great to visually show off to clients what’s working and what’s not..

Yes you can do this in excel but now you don’t need to… Conversion flows are great to show off to a client how well something is working OR that needs more attention.

Hope you enjoy playing with it as much a me..

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    Good guide. I am also using Google analytics. It is the best tool. I think that most of the people are using Google analytic tool…

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  • http://www.primoled.com.au Primoled

    I’m loving the analytics flow also, thanks for the article.

  • http://peeppull.com/ Elizabeth Ludwinek

    Google analytics  is a fantastic tool that can be used to track information on how potential customers use your website and how they get there.It allows you to track keyword performances and to generate detailed statistics about your site.

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    I personally like it also, it’s interactive interface and very informative graphs.

  • Rickherns

    Visitors Flow is a graphical representation of the paths visitors took through your site, from the source, through the various pages, and where along their paths they exited your site.
    A node represents: one metric of the dimension by which you’re filtering the visualization (first column); or a single page or collection of pages (for example, all pages in the wearables directory).
    A connection represents the path from one node to another, and the volume of traffic along that path.

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