A client recently asked me why their e-commerce site displayed the message “This site does not provide identifying information” when clicking on or mousing over the “site identity” button in the address bar in Firefox.
Assuming your familiar with Google Analytics, then you know that GA has many valuable reports and lots of great information related to your website. At the basic level you can get sessions, pageviews, bounce rates and more.
One of the most common issues we see with Higher Education Google Analytics configurations is incomplete tracking across all subdomains.
Picture this: you’re checking out your website data in Google Analytics, and decide to look at your monthly traffic year-over-year.
Yes, Google Analytics announced their Universal version way back in 2012. It made sense to hold off on upgrading back then so that many eventual bugs could be worked through. I occasionally come across websites that have yet to upgrade. If your website is still using the Async version, it is time to upgrade to Universal Analytics. Here are some of the benefits that are waiting:
Beacon is excited to kickoff our 2016 conference season with a return to Mt. Holyoke College for HighEdWeb's New England regional conference.
