Tag Archives: Google-Analytics

Google Analytics Now Lets You Conduct Browser-Size Analysis

bsize-blog-basicGoogle just added a small but interesting new feature to its Google Analytics product. You can now see how much of your site your visitors are really seeing, based on the new browser-size analysis the company just added to Google Analytics. With Analytics, Google already knows what screen sizes your site's visitors are using, so it is now combining this information with its previously released browser size tool from Google Labs. Google is rolling this new tool out slowly, so chances are it will be a week or two before you see it in your Google Analytics account (it's already live in my personal accounts, but your mileage may vary).

Google Biz Chief: Over 10M Websites Now Using Google Analytics

Screen shot 2012-04-12 at 3.34.52 PMIt's Google Q1 earnings day, and because we all know that you have better things to do than listen to executives dryly read prepared statements, we're taking one for the team and keeping you in the know about the important stuff. Google beat Q1 expectations, reporting revenues of $10.65B and a net income of $2.9B. During the company's earnings call, Chief Business Officer Nikesh Arora touched on the progress of the company's top products, in particular sharing one interesting stat about Google Analytics -- that more than 10 million websites are now using Google's cross-platform website stats service.