Data Runs Deep Blog

If you have been getting into Data Studio, chances are you've been making use of the neat little Scorecard charts within your dashboards. This chart type is perfect for your simple top level summar

Data Runs Deep are pleased to announce our newly acquired status as Google Data Studio Certified Partners!

Have you ever wanted to know more about how your users are interacting with your site search? Well this post will tickle your brain with a few ideas on how to extend the default reports with some custom tracking.

When providing a top level overview report on website traffic, it's common to want charts that show basic traffic counts to key areas of the site.

There's a new metric in town, and it has the same name as an old metric that's (soon to be) no longer in town. It's Unique Events, and it looks set to be one of the more complex and tricky-to-get-one's-head-around metric changes in Google Analytics for some time. 

The Australian government's DTO has launched the Digital Marketplace in beta. Here are our thoughts.

As part of the new Data Studio Gallery, we built a dashboard showing the performance of M Night Shyamalan's movies over time. Here's how we did it.

I've been interested for some time in the idea of tracking my life with Google Analytics.

Impression Reporting, first announced in 2013, is available again for all users of Google Analytics - Standard or Premium.

Google announced a free version of Google Data Studio at the company’s Performance Summit event last month. The visualisation and dashboard tool has been a part of Google Analytics 360, but is now available to everyone, for free.