Invitation to Microsoft Analytics Program
Click this link to be invited to Microsoft Web Analytics -
Gatineau Beta
http://advertising.microsoft.com/microsoft-adcenter-gatineauMicrosoft is testing a new analytics package similar to Google Analytics and you'll want to try it out. The link adds you to the waiting list to check it out. You will need a
MSN adCenter account in order to try the program out. You will also pay $5 for the account.
I for one have signed up to see if the product is better than Google Analytics and what the differences may be. You may want to sign up as well.
Labels: Google Analytics, Website Statistics
New Improved Google Analytics on Its Way
Click the post title to watch the summary video from Google of what the new Google Analytics provides. At first glance it seemed like it was being dumbed down for the average person and no longer a professional tool, but watch the video and then you'll know that
assessment is wrong.
It appears that Analytics has added some easier ways to access your information without having to endlessly drill down to find reports.
Analytics has not necessarily been an intuitive tool. Now at least it will focus on being more visual on main control panels.
I think that it is a good change see if you
agree!
Labels: Google Analytics