Posts Tagged ‘Google Analytics’

Web Analytics Tracking on a Facebook Page

1st March 2010 by Tim Wilson 5 Comments

I’ve been on a quest now for several months to crack the code of how to get web analytics tracking on a Facebook fan page. My (and our clients’) desire to do so shines an interesting light on the way that social media has blurred the concept of a “web site.” Back in the day, [...]

All Web Analytics Tools Are the Same (at least when it comes to data capture)

27th February 2010 by Tim Wilson 10 Comments

I started to write a post on using web analytics tools — Google Analytics, specifically, but with a nod to Webtrends as well — to track traffic to custom tabs and interactive elements on Facebook pages. But, as I started thinking through that content, I realized that I needed to back up and make sure [...]

Google Analytics = Strawberry?

21st May 2008 by Tim Wilson 1 Comment

Google Analytics recently had a bit of a hiccup with their data processing, which caused the tool to present inaccurate data for many users’ sites for the period between April 30th and May 5th. Google is reprocessing the data, and they expect to get most of it corrected. But, the situation triggered a lengthy and [...]