First glance in your inbox
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Your logo and key metrics
When you create your report you must define if you want to compare your analytics against last week, last month or last year. Here are those metrics.
We'll add a medal in the case you hit a new record!
The most visited article/product
This is one of the favorite elements of the reports. We'll try to find the pages that look like a final page (an actual product, article, recipe, etc).
Of course, you will be able to filter this element by source or by a page_path (with regular expressions), so you could see the most visited product from facebook, from Google, or the page that matches this path '/products/'.
We'll scan that page and will try to find the most relevant image (it will help if you use the Open Graph metadata).
Top 5 lists
You can create as many lists as you want, filtering them by source or by page_path (with regular expressions).
Thus, you can have the "Top 5 products from Google" (filtering by source: Google and page_path: /products/), or "Top 5 news from the Newsletter" (filtering just by source: mail)
Last 60 days charts
Again, you can add as many charts as you want, filtering by source or by page_path. So you can have a chart with "Sessions from Social Networks" (filtering by source: twitter|facebook|pinterest) or "Pageviews to the Technology Section" (filtering by page_path: /category/technology/)
If you filter by page_path, then the chart will be about pageviews. If you filter just by source it will be about sessions)
Every chart is compared against the same 60 days of the previous year (we'll make sure we are comparing Mondays against Mondays)
