Catching up
June 20th, 2006 | Published in Google Analytics
You may have noticed that we make changes to Google Analytics from time to time. (We call them improvements and we hope you agree.) Since we've just started posting to this blog, we'd like to catch you up on a few of the improvements we've made recently. By the way, you can also learn about new features and other changes through a link at the bottom right of your account's Analytics Settings page when you log into Google Analytics. The link is called What's new with Google Analytics. It's a brief and frequently updated Help Center page listing recent changes.
So what's new? We've added support for Safari browsers. We've re-enabled the Site Overlay report to work more reliably on sites with dynamic content. And to make it easier for you to see data about your dynamic pages, we've replaced the Page Query Terms report with the new Dynamic Content report, and added query terms to the Top Content report. We've made it possible to assign the order in which filters should be applied (via the Assign Filter Order link on your Profile Settings page). And you can now edit your time zone and rename your accounts.
Last but definitely not least, we're sending out more invitations all the time. We won't stop until every advertiser, publisher, and website owner on the planet has access to sophisticated, actionable, and free web analytics.
So what's new? We've added support for Safari browsers. We've re-enabled the Site Overlay report to work more reliably on sites with dynamic content. And to make it easier for you to see data about your dynamic pages, we've replaced the Page Query Terms report with the new Dynamic Content report, and added query terms to the Top Content report. We've made it possible to assign the order in which filters should be applied (via the Assign Filter Order link on your Profile Settings page). And you can now edit your time zone and rename your accounts.
Last but definitely not least, we're sending out more invitations all the time. We won't stop until every advertiser, publisher, and website owner on the planet has access to sophisticated, actionable, and free web analytics.