Analytics Filter for URL's
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Hi Fellow Mozzers
I am setting my analytics and need to set some filters and need some help.
I have a number of Local Sites i need to include and can't find how to do it.
some of the the paths are
each of the local URL's are /name/
any help would be great
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Hi,
You can create a custom filter and indicate your local sites over.
The following link has a video showing how to create a sample custom filter:
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