June 2013 EDIT: we now have a new Google Analytics dimension for day names:
I get this question a lot:
Which days of the week are the most profitable for my website?
How can I see Google Analytics days of the week?
You should know that this kind of information is not available as is in Google Analytics 🙁
(Now you know)
However, here is a method you can use to get to that information.
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Hi folks,
Rebounding on a discussion with my colleagues at LunaMetrics, there is definitely a need to measure the impact of the “long tail” in SEO, especially depending on the variety of keywords used. This is called NOK or number of keywords.
Leverage number of keywords in search phrases for long tail analysis in Google Analytics
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UPDATE: this is impacted by Google Instant and the (not provided) effect
Here is a post that will help you identify traffic generated by Google Suggest in Google Analytics. You will learn how to modify keywords to include both the original keyword and the suggested keyword.
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