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Implementing Google Analytics on a Drupal site

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  1. Slide 1: S caling Drupal Implementing Google Analytics
  2. Slide 2: S tarting Point • Drupal 5.2 • Google Analytics • AWStats
  3. Slide 3: Drupal Google A nalytics Module • Not updated in a timely fashion when GA js is updated • Not recommended!
  4. Slide 4: Recommended Implementation • Load GA js on all pages via template file • Invoke GA js as low as possible on each page • Reporting results tweak – Move GA js to web server – Load GA js from web server – Invoke GA js as high as possible on each page
  5. Slide 5: Implementation V alidation • AWStats – Configure to generate accurate page view counts e.g. exclude xmlrpc.php, *.js, *.css, etc – May be higher than GA number, because of: • Visitors that bounce from the site before the GA script runs • Visitors that disable js and cookies