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<copyright>Copyright 2006, internetrix.net</copyright>
<pubDate>Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:00:05 +1100</pubDate>
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<title>Google Analytics - Event Tracking Report</title>
<description>
The `Event Tracking Report&apos; is used to track actions
performed by visitors that do not result in a page view. The event tracking is
commonly employed when analyzing sites that use Flash, Ajax and video players.

Before trying to understand the contents and applications of
the `Event Tracking Report&apos; it is important to understand the different parts
that make up e</description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Site Search Report</title>
<description>Internal site
search reporting can be used to track how people use the search function of
your site and their intentions for using it. Information generated through
Google Analytics regarding internal search queries are extremely significant
for site owners as it details exactly what visitors are looking (`searching&apos;)
for within the site.

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<title>Google Analytics - Site Overlay Report</title>
<description>
The Site Overlay Report breaks away from the norm of Google
Analytics reports by using visualization to illustrate how visitors are interacting with your page elements and
layout on a single page within a site. The Site Overlay Report can be
configured to display metrics such as clicks, transactions, revenue and goal
values. Displaying these</description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Top Exit Pages Report</title>
<description>The `Top Exit Pages&apos; could be considered a brother of the `Top
Landing Pages&apos; report as serves a similar function, except it provides information
on the pages where users are exiting the site. Like the `Top Landing Pages&apos;
report, the `Top Exit Pages&apos; report limits the metrics available to those that
are most pertinent, the `Exits&apos;, `Pageviews&apos; and `%Exits&apos; Metrics. </description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Top Landing Pages Report</title>
<description>The &apos;Top Landing Pages&apos; report is different to other reports within
Google Analytics as it only provides statistics relating to the `Entrances&apos;,
`Bounces&apos; and `Bounce Rate&apos; Metrics. The reason for this is that primary
function of the &apos;Top Landing Pages&apos; report is to compare the performance of
different landing pages within your site. Pages with high bounce rates indic</description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Top Content Report</title>
<description>Want to find out which pages on your site are viewed most?
&apos;The Top Content report allows users to analyse individual pages on a site. This
is valuable as it can help in identifying pages that generate the most traffic,
are most relevant or most interesting.

When anal</description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Ad Versions Report</title>
<description>The `Ad Versions&apos; report expands on information provided in the
`Campaigns&apos; report by allowing the performance of different ads within campaigns
to be compared. Regular Google Analytics metrics such as visits,
pages/visit, avg. time on site, % new visits and bounce rates are provided in
this report to help provide an insight into which ads are performing more
effectively.</description>
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<title>Google Analytics - Campaigns Report</title>
<description>
The `Campaigns&apos; report in Google Analytics allows you to track and gain insights into the effectiveness of marketing initiatives. The campaign report like most other reports generated within Google Analytics provides statistics on the number of visits your campaign generated, the average number of pages viewed and bounce rate. But the real power of the Campaigns Report lies in its ability to </description>
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<title>Internetrix/Google Seminars a Success in Wollongong</title>
<description>Internetrix held their
first Google Seminars for Success at the Innovation Campus in Wollongong
earlier this month. The two day course provided delegates with detailed and
actionable knowledge to help them apply Google Analytics following best
practices to achieve higher return on investment.

&quot;I found the info
really comprehensive. Having day one with more ba</description>
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<title>Internetrix Highly Commended at IBC Business Awards</title>
<description>

Internetrix is proud
to announce that we were highly commended in the ICT category in this year&apos;s Illawarra
Business Awards.

&quot;As past winners of
the award, we would like to extend our congratulations to Andrew Corporation who took out
the Information Communication and Technology award this year, they then carried on and took out Illawarra Business of the Yea</description>
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