Use the “Graph by: Day/Week/Month” icons to change the displayed time frame. Click Access Analytics Type in your gmail account Site Usage Section department’s and password This helpful section gives you a quick You are automatically taken to your overview of how your site traffic is doing. department's analytics site. Reports Overview Screen It displays the number of visits to your site, Your report is broken into different the number of individual pages viewed sections. The top has menu items. The left within your site, averages how many pages side is the navigation pane. The dashboard a visitor viewed per visit, displays the is on the right which displays a quick bounce rate1, the average time a visitor overview of your site usage. spent at your site, and the number of new visits to your site. Below the Dashboard are various information panels which display different Each site usage name can be clicked to types of data and may contain links or drop reveal greater details. down menu. For example, clicking the “Visits” link Dashboard Section provides additional daily detail: The Dashboard defaults to display one month of site views. You can easily track if a marketing event, Use the drop down “Advanced Segments” such as an email blast with your URL, is (top right) to change All Visits options; or successful. use the drop down to change the “Date” Visitors Overview Section time period and/or to compare to another time period. The Visitors Overview section displays a graph of data points and allows you to Use the drop down to view “Visits tab” mouse over a point on the graph to obtain other options. more detail. Click the link to display “view report” visitor segmentation (languages, location), and technical information (browsers used.) Map Overlay Section
Click Access Analytics Type in your department’s gmail account and password You are automatically taken to your department's analytics site. Reports Overview Screen Your report is broken into different sections. The top has menu items. The left side is the navigation pane. The dashboard is on the right which displays a quick overview of your site usage. Below the Dashboard are various information panels which display different types of data and may contain links or drop down menu. Dashboard Section The Dashboard defaults to display one month of site views. Use the “Advanced Segments” drop down (top right) to change All Visits options; or use the “Date” drop down to change the time period and/or to compare to another time period. Use the “Visits tab” drop down to view other options. Use the “Graph by: Day/Week/Month” icons to change the displayed time frame. Site Usage Section This helpful section gives you a quick overview of how your site traffic is doing. It displays the number of visits to your site, the number of individual pages viewed within your site, averages how many pages a visitor viewed per visit, displays the bounce rate1, the average time a visitor spent at your site, and the number of new visits to your site. Each site usage name can be clicked to reveal greater details. For example, clicking the “Visits” link provides additional daily detail: You can easily track if a marketing event, such as an email blast with your URL, is successful. Visitors Overview Section The Visitors Overview section displays a graph of data points and allows you to mouse over a point on the graph to obtain more detail. Click the “view report” link to display visitor segmentation (languages, location), and technical information (browsers used.) Map Overlay Section