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		<title>By: Jon Peltier</title>
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		<description>Another Excel blog heard from:
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		<title>By: Jon Peltier</title>
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		<description>Chandoo -

The other thing Google Analytics is good for is analyzing traffic, and knowing for example that your June spike was due to the mention in Lifehacker. I hadn&#039;t really thought the Chart Doctor controversy was enough to account for such a huge spike. What fraction of June&#039;s traffic do you think came from the spike?

I use GA to see variation in visits to specific pages, to see trends in traffic from different referring sites, to see how visitors move within my site. This is an academic exercise for me so far, since I haven&#039;t really figured out how to use the information.</description>
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<p>The other thing Google Analytics is good for is analyzing traffic, and knowing for example that your June spike was due to the mention in Lifehacker. I hadn&#8217;t really thought the Chart Doctor controversy was enough to account for such a huge spike. What fraction of June&#8217;s traffic do you think came from the spike?</p>
<p>I use GA to see variation in visits to specific pages, to see trends in traffic from different referring sites, to see how visitors move within my site. This is an academic exercise for me so far, since I haven&#8217;t really figured out how to use the information.</p>
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