Google Analytics gets its very own App Store
On Wednesday, Google started to provide users with even more tools for finding and understanding their website’s visitor stats. The company announced the opening of a full App Gallery for Google Analytics.
At the moment 32 applications are available, but obviously there are many more on the way. Naturally, developers can submit their apps online.
There are 12 categories of Apps, including business intelligence, campaign management, content, data collection, e-commerce, email marketing, mobile marketing, phone tracking, reporting tools, SEO, site auditing, and widgets and gadgets.
Do yourselves a favour and go and have a squiz, there are a couple interesting applications, such as Analytics Visualizations, which combines valuable data with easily grasped visuals, and the Analyticator for WordPress, which integrates Google Analytics with any site built on WordPress, so a sweet one for us bloggers.
Shortly we’ll see a new set of Google Analytics reports for AdWords. Here’s a video sneak peek of those features:
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