Communication and operations
Traffic and organic search without compiling reports.
Numbers by domain, language and source, year-on-year comparison and metric explanations right next to the chart. If you only check in once a month, you don't have to remember what each abbreviation means every time.
What you'll see
Domains and languages
Each market separately as well as all together. With multiple domains, that's the difference between an overview and guessing.
Traffic sources
Where people come from and what's growing from it. Organic search has its own view.
Year-on-year comparison
The same period last year next to this year, because otherwise seasonality is hard to read.
What this solves in practice
One place instead of two consoles
Traffic and search engine data are side by side, not in two tools.
Explanations for metrics
What each metric means is written right where you're looking at it.
Multiple sites side by side
A group of domains is compared without exporting to a table.
An overview for people, not for analysts
The application is meant to answer whether it's growing, not offer three hundred filters.
What you need
Measurement on the site
A website built on menegio has it ready; any other site just needs the tracking code added.
Data access
To existing analytics accounts from which the numbers are taken.
Nothing else
Reports aren't assembled manually, the application calculates them itself.
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace the analytics tool we have?
It doesn't replace the measurement itself. It puts together what you'd otherwise read across two consoles, and presents it in a format you can base decisions on.
Will we see individual markets separately?
Yes. Both domain and language are full-fledged views, so you can see which market is growing and which is stagnant.
Who has access to the numbers?
Whoever you give it to. Analytics is a application on the platform, so the same permissions apply as everywhere else.
We'll show it using your data
We'll connect the tracking you have, and you'll see your domains in one overview.