Ever wondered what day of the week people are visiting your site? This report I created using Google Data Studio lets us know that.
In this post I’ll show you how to create a report letting you see what Days of the Week people are visiting your website.
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In this post I’ll show you how to measure video views on your website using Google Data Studio.
It’s worth mentioning from the start that before we can measure the views in Google Analytics and then display this data in Google Data Studio, we need to add the YouTube video tracking in Google Tag Manager.
First up, the videos!
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In this post I’ll show you how to make some charts from a long term Search Console report in Google Data studio.
This report takes data from Google Search Console and displays in ways that might be tricky, or take some time to set up in Search Console.
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In this post I’ll show how to look at Search Console Queries and Landing pages and how they are related. We can do this by creating a Google Data Studio report.
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I made this page engagement dashboard a while back, and thought I’d share it. It’s based on Google Analytics data and aims to give you an overview as well as a breakdown of how your pages are performing.
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In this post I’ll give some examples of how you can drill down into data using Google Data Studio. This means you can examine multiple dimensions in one chart, meaning you can have more interactive tables and charts in your reports!
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In this post, I’ll just be sharing a simple Google Analytics report template I created in Google Data Studio.
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In this post I’ll explain the steps to creating a Stock Market dashboard in Google Data Studio. This will display the prices of shares in companies.
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I’ve put together a list of my Blog posts shared by Google Analytics on social media. A big thank you to Google Analytics for all the shares!
I’ve put together a list of the shared posts below.
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There’s a fantastic new website called “This Person Does Not Exist” that displays AI generated faces.
Take a look below.
The person above is not real, and has never been real. They might look like your aunty / uncle / sister / brother / nephew / niece / grandparent / parent / friend but they do not exist except on your screen.
From Wikipedia;
This Person Does Not Exist is a website showcasing fully automated human image synthesis by endlessly generating images that look like facial portraits of human faces using StyleGAN, a novel generative adversarial network (GAN) created by Nvidia researchers.
If you’re still confused, here are some articles about the site;
So I tried to make several different faces appear at once in Data Studio.
I used the URL ( https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/image ) and created an IMAGE Field as shown below.
However, if I used the same URL the same face would appear in all of the cells. So I tried using different URL shorteners.
I used various URL shorteners (Bitly, Tiny.cc etc) to create unique URLs that sometimes create six different faces, but other times show repeats.
Below is the first combinations of faces.
And here’s another combination of faces as they appeared a few days later. The faces automatically generate and sometimes there are repeats.
However, often the six photos display the same face.
I’ve tried to create unique URLs but it doesn’t work 100%. See the Data Studio below.
A big thanks to Mehdi Oudjida and Lee Hurst for their help with formulas in Google Sheets.
I use the formula =”https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/image?yesitsmeagain=”&rand()
This creates a unique URL. For example; https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/image?yesitsmeagain=0.665601122751149
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