Ultimate Google Analytics Filters Guide
| Manoj Jasra - Thursday, January 08, 2009 9 Comments |
Google Analytics filters allow you manage and segment your incoming data giving you increased insight for your website. Google Analytics filters can be created for internal traffic, capturing sub domains, rewriting URLs within your reports, gaining a better understanding of referring keywords and even the exact page on Google where your traffic came from. Below we have found some blogs/articles which have created some excellent best practices, tips and usages for Google Analytics filters. Have a look....
- 5 Must Have Google Analytics Filters - Search Marketing Ads
- Basic Google Analytics Filter: Track Site Subdomains - Marshall Ball
- Custom Filters for GA: Part 3d - Luna Metrics
- Filters for GA Part 4c: Cascading Custom Advanced Filters - Luna Metrics
- Know What Your Customers Want: Analyze Internal Search Data With Google Analytics - Conversation Marketing
- Filtering Yahoo Mail and Live Mail in Google Analytics - 100 Dollar SEO
- Google Analytics Keyword Filters - Schawel Consulting
- Some Basic Information About Lowercase Filters - ROI Revolution
- Google Analytics Regex Filter Tester - Analytics Experts
- Tracking social networks with Google Analytics using filters - Brian Clifton
- How To Creata a Filter Google Analytics Help
Are we missing anything? Please leave a comment and we'll add it!
Labels: Google Analytics, Web Analytics
Thanks Manoj! :)
Awesome list! Thanks Manoj! I've already bookmarked this and plan to use a few of these.
Good stuff Manoj. Excellent and thorough coverage, as always.
Thanks for gathering all of this together, I've been meaning to use some of these filters.
Thanks Manoj. Good job as usual.
As for the E-Nor post, is it possible to link to the new post instead of the old post? There is a prominent link to the new post right at the top of the old post.
For the new post click here
E-Nor link has been updated - thanks.
Hey Manoj,
Great list of resources, thanks very much!
I'd also like to suggest these two posts that my colleague Roger Gilliam put together on 'must have' and advanced Analytics filters:
http://www.closed-loop-marketing.com/blog/category/analytics/
Hope these are helpful to your readers.
Please let me know how to filter the visits coming from a dynamic ip address.
I'm looking for a custom filter that will combine browser type and browser version. I find it disappointing that these aren't combined.