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This is the coolest thing I have seen in Analytics for a long time. This really gets to the heart of most of the information you need on user flows and its fast
by immad 15y ago
This is the coolest thing I have seen in Analytics for a long time. This really gets to the heart of most of the information you need on user flows and its fast and clear.
Can't wait till they add events to this.
- breck 15y agoAgreed. This looks extremely well made. I'm looking forward to this afternoon when I actually have some data in there.
- JangoSteve 15y agoNot sure how many are unaware, but Google Analytics has had this same feature for at least a few months (I think) with a different, slightly more fancy, UI. From the new Analytics dashboard, if you go to Standard Reporting => Audience => Visitors Flow, you'll see it. http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1709395 http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&...
- breck 15y agoneat, thanks!
- creamyhorror 15y agoI've been using GA's visitor flow for a few months and I still think its presentation is really neat. It only shows the first 3 pages viewed, at least on my free account. I suspect many people still don't know about it, since it wasn't featured upfront like Mixpanel is featuring Flow here. One of those low-profile upgrades that is really quite useful but left unmarketed. edit: Another thing is that GA's flow presents the actual size of flows visually, whereas Mixpanel's doesn't - the sizes of the circles are based on step number, and you have to mouseover the small points to see the traffic flow percentages. I have to say Google's is superior, at this point.