Web Analytics for CloudPortal Services Manager

Web Analytics for CloudPortal Services Manager -

Google Analytics is an incredibly powerful and easy to use tool that can help you better manage and understand the use of your web portal. And most of its features is free! Adding Google Analytics on your CloudPortal Services Manager website is a simple process that requires just a little inside knowledge.

There are many web analytics tools available today, and I'm not marry each other. I use Google Analytics as an example, since I am more familiar with it. The tips in this article can also be used with other Web analytics tools.

What?

You will be able to see both real-time and historical information for things such as Web pages are most active, where users browse next, how long users stay on each page, and where users are located. In other words, it allows you to analyze the users of the Who, What, Where and your website. Based on this you will be able to see where the interests of users, and potentially convert into sales.

How does it work?

First, you sign up for a free account, during which you will have a tracking Id. By adding this tracking Id and some Javascript code on your CloudPortal Services Manager website you will be able to view instantly using your website.

For example, you will be able to view real-time information:

It also allows you to view historical information:

This is just scratching the surface. By digging deeper into its interface, you will be able to analyze metrics such as language and location demographics, behaviors (new vs returning, visit duration, bounce rate, etc ...) what type of browser and operating system they use, etc. You can also personalize it with your own settings

What are the steps

First just follow the steps.?

1. Sign up for Google Analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/
2. Go through the registration process:
   1. Enter the external Web address for your CPSM website.
   2. Get a tracking ID. Example: "UA-44444213-1"
   3. Copy track Javascript code
3. Now change the "Main.Master" CPSM file by adding JavaScript code. above. This is a model that is the basis of almost all CPSM web pages.

Let's go further.

When I signed up for Google Analytics I typed in the URL of my web CPSM environment. He gave me a tracking number, and JavaScript code. Here is an example of Javascript code:



We want to add the JavaScript code on each web page CPSM. For CPSM v11 we sail C: inetpub Cortex Management CortexDotNet Common and open the Main.Master in Notepad (after the first realization of a backup copy of this file). You will see that near the top of the file there is already some

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