Am I wasting money on campaigns that bounce or immediately leave my site without taking the necessary action/interaction beforehand? Is my site only attracting visitors that only view a single page and then leave (costing me more money to potentially reacquire…
Tracking print functionality, that is if a user clicks on print or utilizes print on your site, can have huge impacts on how you structure your overall site. This blog posting will describe the necessary steps to get this in…
The fact of the matter is that reporting and being able to develop reports that can be presented up and down the ladder is a critical component to a web analyst repertoire. However, many have no idea how to shape…
Bounce rate, as defined, is the rate at which users consume one page on your website and then immediately leave after (without clicking or navigating deeper into the site). For many, this is a closely watched metric that if it…
Understanding how long a user stays on your site or on your particular page can be a proxy to see how engaging the material is for end users (from attracting to retaining). The idea is the longer that those users…
Tableau supports grand totals and subtotals for both relational and multidimensional data sources. This blog posting will describe how to enable this feature for both sources.
Do you want to highlight data within a view in Tableau but you are unsure on how to set this up? This blog will explain the steps needed to be taken to enable this feature.
Tableau, out of the box, provides online and offline mapping that can be connected to a web Map Service. This blog posting will describe how to connect a workbook to a WMS so that you can begin to perform further…
Setting up date filters within Tableau allows you to only show time periods for which you are interested in seeing and analyzing. It also helps minimize the time spent having to update the workbook.
Having combination charts within Tableau provides end users with the ability to view multiple mark types within the same sheet. This blog entry will describe how you can go about setting this up for more in-depth analysis.
