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Thursday, November 14, 2013

Reporting Texas Analytics - Jasmine Alexander

What I found most interesting about the analytics for Reporting Texas were the cities that we accessing the webpage. As expected, users located in Austin were visiting the site the most (roughly 257 visits). Other Texas cities like Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas also had high rates of users accessing the Reporting Texas website. This is also expected since content for the website also covers news on Texas. What was interesting, as well as surprising, were the views, albeit small, from New York (16 views) and Denver (14 views).  While these cities had a very low number of people viewing the Reporting Texas website, those who did view it tended to stay longer (NY: 1:56, Denver: 2:07) as compared to Texas cities.

On the flip side, the analytics report showed that users from Lufkin, Texas had a 100% bounce rate despite the fact that it had 20 visits.

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Jackie Kuenstler - Reporting Texas Google Analytics

One thing I found very interesting in the Reporting Texas analytics was that you can look specifically at which browser people are using to view the website. It's interesting to note that there is quite a significant difference between some of the users of different browsers. For example, Chrome and Firefox users spend more that twice as much time on the Reporting Texas website than people coming from any other browser. Maybe this implies that the website runs better on these browsers, or maybe the users of Chrome and Firefox are in a different demographic that is more interested in the content of this website. The bounce rate on Chrome and Firefox is also about 10% lower than any other browser.