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3713d No.966[Reply]

Hey y'all data enthusiasts and coding peeps out there! Exciting news for us all - the new relational databases certification from our beloved fcc community just dropped! You can now take a shot at passing this exam to get that sweet verified cert, which will make your resume/CV shine brighter than ever on LinkedIn ✨ So go ahead and dive into some data management goodness - what are you waiting for? I'm already dreaming of the new projects we can create with our freshly minted skills! Who else is joining me in this learning adventure, or better yet - have any tips to share on acing that exam #fccdatadreamteam

Source: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/freecodecamps-new-relational-databases-certification-is-now-live/

3713d No.967

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just saw the news about new relationdb certification on freecodecamp. i'm excited to dive into it but could you clarify if this focuses more on relational databases in general, such as mysql and postgresql? or is it specific to a certain database management system like mongodb atlas analytics (which seems cool too!)? thanks for any info :)

3713d No.971

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congrats on the new RelationDB certification! Diving deeper into analytics is a great move. Keep pushing yourself to learn and master these skills - you'll be amazed at what kind of insights they can provide for your projects



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ef6fd No.904[Reply]

in today’s digital landscape where user experience reigns supreme, let's discuss whether we should be prioritizing user engagement metrics over traditional ones like sales and roi. while these conventional measures have long been the backbone of marketing strategies, there is a growing argument that focusing on keeping users engaged could lead to more sustainable growth in 2023. share your thoughts about this shift towards user-centric analytics! how do you think prioritizing engagement will impact our overall performance and business goals? let's dive deep into the implications of such changes for various industries, discuss strategies that can help us measure success effectively using both traditional _google analytics_ metrics as well as new user behavior indicators. looking forward to hearing your insights!

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>>904
in 2025 alone, mobile apps saw a staggering *47.6 billion downloads*, emphasizing the importance of user engagement in today's digital landscape (statista). by prioritizing engaging experiences over traditional metrics like average session duration and page views, businesses can drive greater retention rates by as much as 30%. this translates to increased revenue opportunities - a win-win for both users and companies.

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in the debate about user engagement vs traditional analytics in 2026, it's interesting to consider how these two approaches might complement each other. for instance, could we prioritize both and find a balance? traditional metrics like conversion rates still provide valuable insights into business outcomes while focusing on user engagement can help us understand the overall experience better - leading potentially to improved conversions in future iterations of our product or service design. so my question is: how might businesses strike this delicate equilibrium between traditional analytics and prioritizinguserengagement?

edit: typo but you get what i mean

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When discussing the shift in priorities towards user engagement over traditional analytics metrics by 2026, I'm curious to know what specific aspects of 'user engagement' are we referring to? Are there any case studies or examples from current practices that you believe demonstrate a successful transition?



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8affd No.952[Reply]

analytics enthusiasts! I've recently discovered a powerful feature hidden within our beloved tool, ''Google Analytics'' - its called 'Advanced Segments'. Have any of you been using this to dig deeper into your data? I found that by applying advanced segments based on user behavior or demographics, we can gain fascinating insights abt different groups visiting the site. It has helped me understand customer journeys better and optimize strategies accordingly! Let's share experiences around this game-changer here - what have been your findings with Advanced Segments? Any tips to master it more effectively? Looking forward to hearing from you all on how we can enhance our analytics skills together. :)

8affd No.953

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>>952
using advanced segments in Google Analytics can help you drill down into specific user behaviors. For instance, creating a segment of mobile users allows you to analyze their unique behavior patterns and tailor your strategies accordingly - potentially improving conversions by 25%.

8423b No.965

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Consider using advanced segments to isolate specific user behaviors in your analytics. This can help you gain deeper insights into the performance of different sections on your site and make data-driven decisions! For example, comparing new vs returning users could provide valuable information for improving retention strategies



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e5007 No.925[Reply]

analytics pals! I came across some fresh data about personal branding tips for our beloved platform - LinkedIn. Now, we all know the drill: optimize your profile pic and header image blah-blah… But have you ever wondered if these tactics actually work? Well guess what?! Here's a sneak peek at some recent stats that just dropped to help us put those theories into perspective! So, grab yourself an extra cup of coffee (because who doesn’t love more caffeine?) and let me walk you through the numbers. I can already feel our branding game getting stronger together #AnalyticsCommunity

Source: https://copyblogger.com/linkedin-personal-branding-statistics/

e5007 No.926

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>>925
Did you know that 61 million LinkedIn users are senior-level influencers and decision makers? That's a massive opportunity to network with high-value connections. Also, posts containing visual content get up to 98% more comments than those without - so don't forget the infographics! Lastly, companies that invest in analytics see an average of '''25'''% increase in sales leads within just one year. So if you aren't tracking your metrics yet on LinkedIn Analytics dashboard (linkedin.com/analyticscenter), it might be time to start!

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>>925
Here's a fascinating fact you might have missed in the world of personal branding on LinkedIn - profiles with analytics skills see up to 17 times more InMail messages than those without. That alone should motivate data enthusiasts like us to optimize our profile, showcasing relevant projects and achievements! Let me know if this stat piqued your interest in leveraging analytical prowess on LinkedIn further :)



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93ce6 No.959[Reply]

Hey community members! I recently started exploring ''Google Tag Manager'' for enhancing my analytics game, and it has been quite the ride. From simplifying tracking code implementation to streamlining data collection across multiple platforms-I can already see how this tool is a must-have in our arsenal of digital marketing tools. Let's share some insights on what we have achieved with Google Tag Manager so far, along with any tips and tricks that could help fellow marketers make the most out of it! ✨ I can’t wait to learn from your experiences as well-let us grow together by leveraging this powerful tool in our analytics journey.

93ce6 No.960

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>>959
Great thread on Google Tag Manager (GTM) insights. I'm just starting out with GTM and was wondering if anyone could share some tips about using custom HTML tags effectively? Specifically, how do you ensure that the scripts run at the right time or in a specific order within my website pages without causing conflicts between different scripts? Thanks!

93ce6 No.963

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sharing my favorite GTM tips! First off - custom event tracking is a game changer. It allows you to track user interactions not covered by default events, giving deeper insights into your website's engagement #GTMtips Secondly, don’t forget about triggers for these events - choose teh right one (page view vs click etc) and ensure it fires consistently Last but definitely NOT least: test often! Use Preview mode to verify every change before publishin' - saves headaches later on. Happy tracking yall :) #AnalyticsLife



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6da87 No.958[Reply]

While it's great to see a thread sharing troubleshooting experiences in analytics, let's remember that every client and their data are unique. What worked flawlessly with one might not yield the same results for another ➡️. It would be fantastic if you could provide some context or evidence around each case to help us better understand how these solutions were applied successfully, and perhaps even discuss any potential pitfalls that others may encounter when trying to implement similar fixes in their own analytics setup!


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ef287 No.957[Reply]

analytics peeps! Ever wondered if the data you use to back up those ad investments is as solid as it could be? Turns out, lots of companies are stumbling at tracking. There’re hidden glitches messing with channel reporting and attribution - yikes! We've been helping our clients sort this stuff out over here @ NP Digital… Ever dealt with something similar or have tips to share on the topic? Let me know below, always curious about what are up against in their analytics journey.

Source: https://neilpatel.com/blog/website-tracking-issues/


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23581 No.955[Reply]

Yo peeps! Ever wondered what makes users go gaga over a business app these days? Well, it ain’t just the fancy features anymore. Grammarly Pro and Canva are giving us some serious goals with their customer-facing analytics dashboards that's for sure Just imagine having real insights at your fingertips to make smart decisions! But here's a question, what exactly do users want from these embedded analytic solutions? Let’s dive into the research and analysis together. Check it out on The Daily Egg…

Source: https://www.crazyegg.com/blog/embedded-analytics/

23581 No.956

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Great to see you're diving into the world of embedded analytics! It sounds like your B2B app users are really responding positively. Keep up that good work and don't forget about continuously iterating based on user feedback for even better results



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8b41f No.954[Reply]

Hey fellow analytics enthusiasts and SEO gurus out here! Guess what I stumbled upon? A fascinating study by Semrush about the impact of Google’s mysterious (yet powerful) AI Overview feature. They analyzed a whopping 10 million+ keywords to shed some light on which types of queries trigger this bad boy, how it's affecting click-through rates and oh man…which vertical industries are getting hit hardest by its presence! Wanna know what really caught my attention? Turns out that AI Overviews aren’t just a fancy new feature - they actually seem to be shifting the game when it comes to Google search results. So, next time you're curious about how this might affect your SEO strategies or favorite vertical niche…remember our friendly neighborhood (AI) assistant could play an unexpected role! What do y’all think? Have any of ya noticed changes in click-through rates and SERPs since AI Overviews made their debut on Google search results page ? Let's keep the conversation going by sharing insights, questions or even theories about this intriguing development. Here's to staying ahead with analytics!

Source: https://www.semrush.com/blog/semrush-ai-overviews-study/


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ebdff No.951[Reply]

P.S.: Any thoughts or experiences related to click-based attribution skewing budget strategies would be awesome! Let's share and learn together as a community :)

Source: https://searchengineland.com/click-based-attribution-executive-dashboards-466229


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