Popular Use Cases: Google Analytics Behavior
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Website Pages
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Basic Metrics to report on Website Pages
There are a variety of Basic Google Analytics Metrics available in Databox to report on Website Pages.
To view these Metrics in Databox, navigate to Metrics > Metrics Library and select Google Analytics from the Data Source drop-down. Enter "Page" in the Search bar to view all available Metrics.
Add any significant Metrics to your Metrics screen by hovering over the logo in the top right of the Metric block and clicking + Add to my Metrics.
Custom Metrics to report on Website Pages
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Pageviews by Page," "Bounce Rate by Page Title," and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Choose the metric you'd like to track from the Metric drop-down. Type Page in the Dimension drop-down and select a Dimension, such as Page Title. This will split up the selected Metric based on Page Title.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the performance of a specific Page, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Page Title.
Learn how to use the Dimension "Page Title" to report on blog data here.
Popular Templates to report on Website Pages
- Google Analytics Content Analysis
- Google Analytics Landing Page & Lead Tracking
- Google Analytics: Website Engagement (Data Snacks)
- Keyword to Pageviews Databoard
Content Drilldown
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Basic Metrics to report on Content Drilldown
There are a variety of Basic Google Analytics Metrics available in Databox to report on Content Drilldown data.
To view these Metrics in Databox, navigate to Metrics > Metrics Library and select Google Analytics from the Data Source drop-down. Enter "Page" in the Search bar to view all available Metrics.
Add any significant Metrics to your Metrics screen by hovering over the logo in the top right of the Metric block and clicking + Add to my Metrics.
Custom Metrics to report on Content Drilldown
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Pageviews by Page," "Sessions by Page Path Level 1," and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Choose the metric you'd like to track from the Metric drop-down. Type Page Path Level in the Dimension drop-down and select a Dimension, like Page Path Level 1. This will split up the select Metric based on Page Path Level 1.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the performance of a specific Page Path, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Page Path.
Learn how to use the Dimension "Page Path Level 1" to report on blog data here.
Popular Template to report on Content Drilldown
Blog
Learn how to report on blog data using the Query Builder for Google Analytics here.
Landing Pages
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Basic Metrics to report on Landing Pages
There are a variety of Basic Google Analytics Metrics available in Databox to report on Landing Pages.
To view these Metrics in Databox, navigate to Metrics > Metrics Library and select Google Analytics from the Data Source drop-down. Enter "Landing Page" in the Search bar to view all available Metrics.
Add any significant Metrics to your Metrics screen by hovering over the logo in the top right of the Metric block and clicking + Add to my Metrics.
Custom Metrics to report on Landing Pages
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Pageviews by Landing Page," "Bounce Rate by Landing Page," and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Choose the metric you'd like to track from the Metric drop-down. Select Landing Page from the Dimension drop-down. This will split up the selected Metric based on the Landing Page.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the performance of a specific Landing Page, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Landing Page.
Popular Templates to report on Landing Pages
- Google Analytics Traffic Overview
- Google Analytics Landing Page & Lead Tracking
- Google Analytics Content Analysis
Exit Pages
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Exits by Page," "% Exit by Page Title," and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Type Exit in the Metric drop-down and select a Metric, such as Exits. Type Page in the Dimension drop-down and select a Dimension, such as Page Title. This will return a count of Exits split up by Page Title.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the exits for a specific Page, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Page.
Popular Templates to report on Exit Pages
Site Speed
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Custom Metrics to report on Site Speed
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Avg Page Load Time by. Page" and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Choose the metric you'd like to track from the Metric drop-down, such as Avg. Page Load Time. Type Page in the Dimension drop-down and select a Dimension, such as Page Title. This will return a list of Avg Page Load Times split up by Page Title.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the site speed of a specific Page, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Page Title.
Popular Template to report on Site Speed
Events
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Basic Metrics to report on Events
There are a variety of Basic Google Analytics Metrics available in Databox to report on Events data.
To view these Metrics in Databox, navigate to Metrics > Metrics Library and select Google Analytics from the Data Source drop-down. Enter "Event" in the Search bar to view all available Metrics.
Add any significant Metrics to your Metrics screen by hovering over the logo in the top right of the Metric block and clicking + Add to my Metrics.
Custom Metrics to report on Events
Using the Query Builder for Google Analytics, you can create Custom Metrics like "Unique Events by Event Category," "Total Events by Event Action," and more.
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Query Builder is available on the Professional and Performer plans. Request a trial of Query Builder by following
these steps.
Navigate to Metrics > Query Builder to access the Query Builder for Google Analytics. Click the green + New Custom Metric button and select your connected Google Analytics Account from the Data Source drop-down.
Type Event in the Metric drop-down to view all Event-related Metrics. Type Event in the Dimension drop-down to view all Event-related Dimensions. Selecting the Dimension Event Category will split up the selected Metric based on the Event Category.
Pro Tip: Filters restrict the data that gets included in the Custom Metric. If you'd like to create Custom Metrics to further analyze the performance of a specific Event Category, you can add a Filter so data is only retained for the specified Event Category.