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Hi,

I am trying to exclude from referrals from a particular page i.e. www.domain.com/nothispage within Google analytics, I have tried a couple variations within the advanced filter (Regex etc) section without much luck, could anyone assist ?

Updated-trying to do this using a filter for the entire profile.

Thanks

Marc

Thanks for the responses, I am also testing with setting up new profiles and filters but i dont think i will be going along the road of new code on every page

Thank you,

Marc

Hi,

So I have a segment of my website-let’s call it /examplea, I am trying to figure out how many visits I have to /examplea from all other areas of my website i.e. /exampleb, /examplec etc to /examplea so almost internal site refers to a particular segment of my website,

Any thoughts on how to do this within Google analytics ?

Marc

DW about this question-i seem to have found the answer in this blog post

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/dispelling-a-persistent-rel-canonical-myth

Hi,

I have a super spiffy (not) CMS that tends to create some pages at the root level of the site (not where I want it) i.e. www.site.com/page.htm as well as the desired location i.e. www.site.com/category/keyword/page.htm . Now obviously a canonical tag inserted into the URL at the undesired location would be the best option, however the source code is exactly the same for both pages (can’t change this) i.e. if I put the canonical tag that reads www.site.com/category/keyword/page.htm"/> it will appear in the head section of both pages, the desired URL and the non desired URL. Will a canonical tag inserted into the head section of a the preferred URL directing the search engine spiders pretty much to itself cause more grieft than the solution it offers re duplicate content ?

Marc