Episode #1180
The Most Important Google Analytics Report Other Than Goal Tracking
October 24, 2019

In episode #1180, we are talking about the most important Google Analytics report, other than goal-tracking. Spoiler alert! It’s cohort reports! We talk about how useful these can be to your business and the basics of starting to utilize the data they provide. Tune in to give your marketing the edge it deserves!

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: The Most Important Google Analytics Report, Other than Goal-Tracking.
  • [00:37] Apart from goal-tracking, the cohort analysis is so important!
  • [00:51] What you can see in these reports by just changing the duration of the period.
  • [02:02] The different ways that cohort analysis can be used.
  • [02:15] Learning how to read a cohort chart; the two main ways to read them.
  • [03:04] The flow of a cohort chart and the basic directions you want the numbers to go!
  • [03:12] That’s it for today!
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