What data can you get using Google Analytics?

[propertyseo]

What data can you get using Google Analytics?

[Minal]

With Google Analytics, you can uncover valuable data about your audience to determine which channels drive most of the traffic to your website.

[sophiawils59]

Google Analytics is the best tool from which you can get huge amount of data for your website among which the following are some of the important analytics data.

-Track user behaviour on your web-site
-Сreate segments and learn their behavior
-Track the efficiency of lead channels
-Track the performance of your web-site

[neelseowork]

Google Analytics lets you measure your advertising ROI as well as track your Flash, video, and social networking sites and applications.

[John-Smith]

Google Analytics provides an SDK that allows gathering usage data from iOS and Android app, known as Google Analytics for Mobile Apps.

[jayam]

oogle Analytics tracks all of its data by a unique tracking code that you install on every page of your website. This code is a small snippet of Javascript, or a coding language, that runs in viewers' browser when they visit those pages.

[foodeez]

Traffic and from where we are getting the traffic

[nancy07]

Google Analytics helps in finding the traffic of the website. Traffic contents users visited on the website and with the help of google analytics, we can analyse how that user is responding to the website.
Data Given By Google Analytics -
Users
Sessions
Bounce Rate
Goals
Location
Device
Demographics
User Flow and many more.

[ritesh3592]

Google Analytics is a free website analytics service offered by Google that gives you insights into how users find and use your website. With Google Analytics, you can track ROI for your online marketing. You can sift & sort your visitors with dozens of dimensions.

[ravikiran]

Google Analytics, you can uncover valuable data about your audience to determine which channels drive most of the traffic to your website. The Audience section provides a lot of information about the people who visit your website like their age, gender, interests, devices, and location.