How to use Google Analytics to track and count access data of blogs on csdn

Google Analytics now allows each user to easily use the features used by experts. With advanced group segmentation, Custom reports, and dynamic charts, you can learn more about the clicks on your website.

 

The above text is from Google Analytics. Of course, its functions are far more than that. You can refer.

 

In fact, the csdn blog already has some simple access statistics, but it is obviously far from enough for people who have high requirements on data. In particular, I am often told that "the feature has been blocked" and the statistics cannot be viewed. The following is the csdn access statistics:

As shown in the figure, the accessedArticleThis is a good title, because such data can only be achieved by csdn. However, for referrer links, there are only some source links, and some are incomplete, I wonder if the csdn access statistics database specifies the maximum field length of the source link.

 

The following figure shows the access statistics of Google Analytics. It has been online for a week and the access volume is still quite small. However, Google and Baidu have indexed it. It seems that the rank of csdn blog is very high.

 

The preceding figure shows the access source location statistics.

 

There is also one:

Here I show the source method, such as direct access, results from Baidu, Google, or csdn's own search engine, and keywords searched by users.

 

Of course, Google Analytics also has many good functions. The key is that these functions are free, haha.

 

Finally, let's talk about the problem. In fact, it's easy to make such access statistics. Go to google analytics to apply for an account and get the access statisticsCodeGo to the csdn blog background, go to "blog Settings"> "Space Settings", and paste the JavaScript code you just obtained from Google Analytics in "announcements. Due to the delay in Google statistics, you can see access statistics in Google Analytics in about two hours.

 

 

It is rare that csdn does not block itself from adding Javascript. We hope that you do not abuse this function, and that csdn can retain this feature.