Google Analytics hiccups

Created by Dong Chen (Bowling Green State University) on November 24, 2005

Google has announced that due to extremely high demand, they have temporarily limited new account activations. Well, they should since existing users have been waiting for days to get their stats show up.

Google has listed three common questions:

1. The 'Check Status' button is being reworked to check for properly installed tracking code. This should be fixed by the end of November.

2. The '+Add Profile' link has been temporarily removed until we increase capacity. We'll alert all current users when the feature is restored.

3. While we increase capacity, you may see longer than normal delays in data showing up in your reports. All data continues to be collected and no data has been lost.

More to come ...

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		Google Analytics hiccups Created by Dong Chen (Bowling Green State University) on November 24, 2005 Google has announced that due to extremely high demand, they have temporarily limited new account activations. Well, they should since existing users have been waiting for days to get their stats show up. Google has listed three common questions: 1. The 'Check Status' button is being reworked to check for properly installed tracking code. This should be fixed by the end of November. 2. The '+Add Profile' link has been temporarily removed until we increase capacity. We'll alert all current users when the feature is restored. 3. While we increase capacity, you may see longer than normal delays in data showing up in your reports. All data continues to be collected and no data has been lost. More to come ... dchen's blog Login or register to post comments 2943 reads
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