As I’ve stated in part1, V2 of Google Analytics has taken a giant leap to stardom in terms of high standard web analytics. In Part 1 I’ve mentioned interactive composed features designed for intelligible data communication, as well as highlighting context related issues. In Part 2 I’ll mention data segmentation access confronted with other segmentation options. Email reporting, scheduling, better dashboards & website overlay are just one of many features that I’d like to point out.

Data segmentation accessibility is throughout present in various options.
Users benefit from convenient analysis sharing within a wider range of individuals, they can write a custom message, select a convenient format and more.

The site overlay incorporates a “navigational bar” option, allowing you to switch your desires in many goals.

Page level analysis enables you to preview detailed summary/ navigation summary to the page that referred traffic to different pages from various search engines. Help & definitions are welcome throughout the application.

Cross segmentation used makes the speed of the tool more efficient.

The improved data accessibility, customizable dashboards, the trend used & the ability to import cost data from other giants is a huge help.

Considering V2’s high potential throughout the market, I’m assuming that competitors have to put great struggle to survive. They’ll just have to update their UI if they’re going to come even close.

Having experienced V2, I’m really looking forward to V3.

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