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Google Analytics is an industry-leading web analytics tool that gives you greater insight as to how users are interacting with just about any online or mobile property. Zingtree can use Google Analytics to allow you to get even more robust and powerful tracking data.

As part of this series, we will guide you through some of the Google Analytics basics, as well as information about how you can integrate Zingtree into your reporting process in a strategic way.

Getting Started

To integrate Zingtree with Google Analytics, you’ll need just two things: a Zingtree account and an existing Google Analytics account. If your organization doesn’t currently use Google Analytics, you can create a brand new account for free. Please follow these easy instructions to integrate your trees with Google Analytics:

http://blog.zingtree.com/advanced-decision-tree-tracking-with-google-analytics/

Pro Tip! If you’d like to track your trees separate from your main website or support portal data, please set up a new Google Analytics property and use that to integrate with Zingtree.

Key Metrics: Data to Track

Google Analytics offers a lot of features and functionality, some of which may not be relevant to your organization. However, there are several key metrics that are applicable to many using Zingtree.

See how users are interacting with your trees, including the total number of sessions (or visits) and time spent on each tree, by going to Audiences > Overview.

See what devices are utilizing your trees by heading over to Audiences > Mobile > Overview.

Use the Behavior > Overview report to see when your trees are most commonly visited. This will give you insight into the most common days that your decision trees are in use, and may help you bulk up your staff on days with consistently higher activity.

See your most popular tree nodes and more by visiting Behavior > Site Content > All Pages. For the most user-friendly view, we recommend switching the Primary Dimension from “Page” to “Page Title.”


Want more information about Google Analytics? Check out some of these resources:

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008015?hl=en

https://moz.com/blog/absolute-beginners-guide-to-google-analytics

Have any questions? Please reach out to us at any time.

 

New Experience (Coming Soon)

 

Google Analytics is an industry-leading web analytics tool that gives you greater insight as to how users are interacting with just about any online or mobile property. Zingtree can use Google Analytics to allow you to get even more robust and powerful tracking data.

As part of this series, we will guide you through some of the Google Analytics basics, as well as information about how you can integrate Zingtree into your reporting process in a strategic way.

Getting Started

To integrate Zingtree with Google Analytics, you’ll need just two things: a Zingtree account and an existing Google Analytics account. If your organization doesn’t currently use Google Analytics, you can create a brand new account for free. Please follow these easy instructions to integrate your trees with Google Analytics:

http://blog.zingtree.com/advanced-decision-tree-tracking-with-google-analytics/

Pro Tip! If you’d like to track your trees separate from your main website or support portal data, please set up a new Google Analytics property and use that to integrate with Zingtree.

Key Metrics: Data to Track

Google Analytics offers a lot of features and functionality, some of which may not be relevant to your organization. However, there are several key metrics that are applicable to many using Zingtree.

See how users are interacting with your trees, including the total number of sessions (or visits) and time spent on each tree, by going to Audiences > Overview.

See what devices are utilizing your trees by heading over to Audiences > Mobile > Overview.

Use the Behavior > Overview report to see when your trees are most commonly visited. This will give you insight into the most common days that your decision trees are in use, and may help you bulk up your staff on days with consistently higher activity.

See your most popular tree nodes and more by visiting Behavior > Site Content > All Pages. For the most user-friendly view, we recommend switching the Primary Dimension from “Page” to “Page Title.”


Want more information about Google Analytics? Check out some of these resources:

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008015?hl=en

https://moz.com/blog/absolute-beginners-guide-to-google-analytics

Have any questions? Please reach out to us at any time.