Google launched Google Analytics 360 Suite

The Google Analytics 360 Suite will combine Google Analytics Premium (now called Google Analytics 360) and Adometry (which it acquired in 2014 and which is now called Attribution 360), with an enterprise-class version of Google’s Tag Manger and three new products (Audience Center 360, Data Studio 360 and Optimize 360) into a single solution for marketers.

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The suite, designed for enterprise-level companies, consists of six products that can be used together or on their own and integrates with AdWords and DoubleClick.

The 360 Suite promises to give brands faster and easier access to customer, performance, and third-party data across all channels so that they can create an advertising experience that more closely aligns with how consumers actually research and shop, while still maintaining the privacy of the end consumer. Where customers have, until now, seen ads based solely on information like keywords and intent data, they should now start seeing content based on their individual preferences and past behaviors. That shift from keyword-based targeting to customer-level targeting will mean more content that’s tailored to what you like and less content that’s intended for the masses.

First, a rundown of what’s new:

A data management platform: Google Audience 360 (in beta) is the company’s long-awaited data management platform (DMP) that early reports had been calling DoubleClick Audience Center. A DMP has been the arrow missing from Google’s advertising technology quiver (or layer of the stack if we’re sticking with ad tech lingo).

On-site testing tool: Unlike the DMP, the new site testing tool named Google Optimize 360 (in beta) will likely come as a surprise. Many search advertisers already use homegrown testing and personalization tools or easy-to-use solutions like Optimizely. This new product sounds much like the latter, with the ability to execute A/B landing page tests without having to code anything, yet Muret also added that “a lot of enterprises have homegrown systems, and this is made to integrate with those and give them control over how they do their own processes for content personalization.”

Marketers will be able to test offers, layouts and funnel flows against audience segments.

Enterprise-wide data analysis and visualization: ​Also new is Google Data Studio 360 (in beta). Built on the Google Docs framework that allows users to update and collaborate on reports and dashboards in real time, the Data Studio is meant to unlock enterprise marketing information and provide easy tools for presenting it in ways that are actually meaningful.  

Tag manager: Google Tag Manager 360 is technically a brand-new product, Google explains, because the existing Google Tag Manager is just a feature of Google Analytics. The new standalone product is built from the existing tag manager. “It offers simplified data collection and powerful APIs to increase data accuracy and streamline workflows,” according to the blog post. What those APIs will do that’s different from the Google Tag Manager API, however, is not quite clear, yet.

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Enterprise analytics: Google Analytics Premium is getting renamed Google Analytics 360. No new updates are being announced at this time, but several “exciting new capabilities” are on the horizon, says Google.

Attribution: Since acquiring media attribution firm Adometry in 2014, Google has made the service available as a standalone product and integrated it into Google Analytics Premium users. Now called Google Attribution 360, the product will continue to offer attribution insights across channels, devices and systems, including offline campaign information, such as when TV spots air. Advertisers can send conversion attribution results to their search and display campaigns for bidding optimization. 

The four new products in the suite (Audience Center, Data Studio, Optimize and Tag Manager) are now in limited beta. Current Google Analytics Premium and Adometry users will should see an invite to join the new betas in the coming months.

 

Reference Links :  http://searchengineland.com/google-analytics-360-suite-launch-audience-dmp-244713

Google’s Analytics 360 Suite just changed the game

Importance of web Analytics for your website

Why web analytics is important for your website? 

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Whether your website is a shop front, or an informational site, or a mixture of both, Google  analytics is necessary to determine whether you’re hitting your goals.

Moreover, web analytics can be used for future growth of your online marketing strategy, so you can ensure a continuous progress of the user experience on your website.

Did you know you can track visitors coming to your Website each day/weekly/Monthly? Do you know how they come to your website? How long they stay on your website? How many pages they looked and what they viewed?

One definition of Digital- Web analytics is the process of collection, measurement and analysis of user behavior on a Website to understand and help achieve the anticipated objective of the Website.

Having a Website without having Google analytics tool is almost useless! Why spend your precision time and money on building a Website if you’re not working to track what’s happening on your website? Google Web analytics can provide you with a wealth of that can be very useful in planning your online marketing strategy, search engine optimization and search engine marketing campaigns and even Website modifications.

Google Analytics defines your online marketing efforts strategy: Web analytics is more than just installing a script on a website and setting up a weekly/monthly report to show the number of visitors on your website.

Set goals with ongoing analytics: Web analytics is a cyclical process that should run concurrently with the ongoing development and optimization of a website. It’s therefore important to constantly analyze and document how user behavior changes when making improvements on a website.

In Web Google Analytics It’s hard to select the Most important metric. It will always depend on your main KPIs. If your KPIs are related to engagement, then Time on Page, time spent on site, Pages/Session, Page views/ Users Bounce Rate, Exit Pages, Visitor Loyalty and Page Depth are some of the metrics you should be tracking. You have to choose your KPIs wisely and then your metrics will be based on that.

One of the best things about website is that virtually everything is track able! Before beginning any online marketing campaign one should make sure they have Google analytics up and running on their Website- otherwise you are just throwing money away because you are not able to track what affect the campaign had on your Website.