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(Voiceover) Welcome to our last lecture. 2
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So now that our website is online, 3
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we can still work on it, 4
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because the launch is not the end of the story. 5
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So, as you hopefully remember, 6
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the seventh, and last step of our plan 7
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is the site maintenance. 8
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This means that you should keep track 9
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of your website's success and monitor users' behavior. 10
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And, how do we do that? 11
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We use a very powerful tool called Google Analytics. 12
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With this software, you'll be able to monitor statistics, 13
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like the number of visits your website receives, 14
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the amount of time your visitors stay, 15
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the average number of page views for each visitor, 16
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and many many other useful statistics. 17
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And then, using this data, you can make adjustments 18
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to the website in order to make it better and better. 19
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So I will now actually install Google Analytics 20
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on the website I just uploaded 21
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to show you how easy that is. 22
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So, of course, you need to start off 23
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by creating an account for Google Analytics, 24
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but that's easy if you already have a Google account. 25
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And once you have your Google Analytics account created, 26
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this is what comes up. 27
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So we now need to add a new website that we will track. 28
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So in my case, so it's a website, 29
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for this case, I will call it Omnifirst, 30
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and then we need to link to a website. 31
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And I can copy it from here, 32
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and now some industry, 33
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well this doesn't really matter, right? 34
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I will say "computers" because we created it 35
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in a web design course, and then the zone 36
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I'll want is for Portugal actually. 37
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That's where I live, so. 38
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And now we just hit guest checking I.D. 39
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So now, all we need to do really 40
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is to copy this script here and edit to our website. 41
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First simple piece of Java script, so it goes down here. 42
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And we just paste it here 43
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and we don't have to do anything else. 44
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Now if you have a website with multiple pages, 45
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then you need to past this script 46
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in each of those pages, right? 47
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Okay, now I take this and I actually will also upload this, 48
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so this is what I showed you in the lecture before, 49
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and as I told you, 50
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this will only upload the files that were changed. 51
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So it now checks all the files, but it doesn't upload them. 52
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It will only upload [Inaudible] HTML files. 53
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All right. 54
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Let me just check if this worked, 55
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so I will see the page source. 56
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And down here is the code 57
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that we just placed it there, all right? 58
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This is exactly what we wanted to do. 59
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Okay, then you can actually 60
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visit your statistics. 61
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So this is what I told you. 62
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You can see all kind of statistics here. 63
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So just go explore all of this. 64
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So the number of sessions, the number of users, 65
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the number of page views, the number of pages per session, 66
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and then how many times the user stayed on the web page, 67
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and the bounce rate, 68
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which is the amount of single page users, 69
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which in our case, of course, will be quite high 70
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because we only have one page. 71
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But you know, all kinds of statistics are here 72
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and down here are even more, where we can see 73
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where your visitors came from, 74
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where if they came from Facebook, 75
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or you can even see which country they came from here, 76
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and all kinds of stuff. 77
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So again, this is a really powerful tool 78
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and you should definitely take the most out of it. 79
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This is, of course, all empty by now, 80
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because I just created a few seconds ago. 81
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So, this was a quick introduction to Google analytics 82
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and how to set it up. 83
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So, now we have put all the seven steps 84
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from our seven step plan into action. 85
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This was quite a long journey, but we did it! 86
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You can now actually open the web page on the internet, 87
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It is exactly the website that we created together. 88
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And you are now able to do all of this 89
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completely on your own. 90
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And that is so amazing. 91
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I mean, what could even be more powerful, right? 92
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But now, stay tuned for one more lecture 93
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where I have some additional information 94
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that you don't want to miss. 95
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So, see you in the next lecture.
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