Understanding Users Better at Scale with Google Looker Studio
Time: Thursday 18th May 14:45-15:15
Room: Track 1
Track: Web Tools & Technologies
In the last decade, simple metrics around page views or new users have been replaced by much more granular and comprehensive journey mapping. Using every available metric is important for websites to gauge whether the website is an effective tool or not. But the risk is that so much data leads to analysis paralysis.
Google Analytics and Google Looker Studio work together to provide data and visualisation that help website owners understand whether their website is working or not. Whether the goal is awareness, engagement or conversions, using these tools will give you a much clearer picture of the user’s experience and give you better direction on how to make improvements at scale.
In this session, we will share our experience with building the analytics reporting to measure the user engagement before and after implementing various personalisation features.
The session will include:
Overview of the Google Looker Studio and Analytics
How reports and dashboards are built and shared
Dashboard and report examples
Q&A
By the end of the presentation, the audience would have the understanding of the benefits of this analytics reporting methodology.
Google Analytics and Google Looker Studio work together to provide data and visualisation that help website owners understand whether their website is working or not. Whether the goal is awareness, engagement or conversions, using these tools will give you a much clearer picture of the user’s experience and give you better direction on how to make improvements at scale.
In this session, we will share our experience with building the analytics reporting to measure the user engagement before and after implementing various personalisation features.
The session will include:
Overview of the Google Looker Studio and Analytics
How reports and dashboards are built and shared
Dashboard and report examples
Q&A
By the end of the presentation, the audience would have the understanding of the benefits of this analytics reporting methodology.
Speakers
Scott Massey
Naveen Valecha is a long time member of the Drupal community, contributing and maintaining many modules and patches. He is a frequent contributor to the core Drupal source code and documentation. He’s also a Git Administrator and Webmaster at Drupal.org. At Morpht, he is the technical lead responsible for building Convivial CXP, Morpht’s Drupal-based answer to privacy-focused personalisation.
Additional speakersScott Massey has been in the Drupal world since 2010, initially working for agencies, then as one of the first employees at Pantheon, a web operations platform that powers over 300,000 websites for thousands of organizations and agencies. At Morpht, he helps shape our product direction, messaging, and go-to-market strategy. He has built passionate and skilled technical teams across three continents.
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