Google Analytics Proper Goal Setting without Canonical Redirects.

October 24th, 2008 admin Location: Raleigh, NC, Topic: Web Design | Digital Media

Google Analytics is a great piece of software that allows you to track your visitors online. Sometimes, however, setting up goals can be a little bit more complicated. This videocast shows how to setup goals correctly when your site has no canonical 301 redirections. Canonical redirection is explained as well.
Raleigh Digital Media Design & Consulting: Setting GA Goals

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