Linkedin Page Insights & Post Insights data - linkedin

Is there something like Linkedin Page Comments, Page Shares, Page Impressions, Page Reactions, Page Clicks?
Also, the Update Analytics in Linkedin provide data regarding posts only?
When exporting data from Update Analytics it gives two tabs in excel file. Considering data was downloaded for the month of October.
Update Metrics gives data date-wise. Re-iterating, any activity(likes, shares, clicks etc.) happened with a post created in month of October or before will be recorded here. (pls confirm)
Update Engagement gives lifetime data post-wise. In this tab we have got lifetime of only those posts which were created in month of October. (pls confirm)
Update Metrics doesn't include any values that takes place with respect to page, as in Page Likes, Page Shares etc..
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Google Analytics: Show User ID view report day by day

In GA dashboard, there is only report of number of active users in a day or week or year. If I need a report to collect which user id who visits my website, I have to click the range of the date day by day and export so many excels in order to combine them into one.
Is it possible to get a list of all user ids day by day.
The user id field that you have submitted with your google analytics hit data is used for internal processing. It is not something that you can actually see in either the google analytics website or the google analytics api. Its used similar to the session id.
If you want to see it i recommend you try adding it as a custom dimension.

Create a goal in Google Analytics from the last two visited pages where the last one is goal destination url

I have to calculate the conversion rate for an ecommerce website which had no defined goals for a long period of time. Aside that the success page had no distinct url than the order view page.
However I am able to identify a conversion by filtering the order-view pageviews -
where users are redirected after they place an order - by the traffic that came only from shopping-cart page.
Basically I will know an order was placed if the user that reached order view page came directly from the shopping cart page.
So my question is: can I create a goal in google analytics that will compute the conversion rate from these two steps starting with installing Google Analitycs?
Thank you!

How to remove percentage of total from Google Analytics custom reports

My company is attempting to send scheduled custom referral traffic reports to some of our affiliates and we would very much like to hide/remove the "% of total" values that are appended below visits and transactions so that our affiliates don't have to know what our total site visits and transactions are.
The totals aren't included in the Excel versions of the reports, but we want to use PDFs.
At the top of your Google Analytics page you will find Customization you can create a custom report for this.
Under type: pick Flat table it wont display totals.
If you click on the link below you should be able to import the dummy report into your Google Analytics and see what I have done. If you try and save this report as PDF you wont see Totals. This is a simple example just using Referral path and visits. You can add filters to it as well so that you are only sending the information you want to the different affiliates.
https://www.google.com/analytics/web/template?uid=z27OTlCjTvqsarRmJpFc4g

Why don't I see page view data in Google Analytics?

I took the code from the google-analytics website and put it right before the closing body tag like the instructions say to do and changed the xxxxx-x value from the profile page in the code.
I uploaded the new index file and refreshed the page a few times and have yet to get a single hit on it and I'm kind of curious as to why this might be? Any ideas?
You won't see analytics data in realtime. Google is working towards that, but there is a lag in showing traffic:
See this Google Help page:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google%20Analytics/thread?tid=450ae99d8e40bfaf&hl=en
"Hi, Google Analytics has a current time lag for standard tracking of about 1-2 hours - so it's almost real-time (do you really want to check your analytics data every 10 minutes?). Switch to the current day in your calender and refer to the hourly reports - for example the Visitors/Visitor Trending/Visits/Graph by Hour report - to verify that."

Can Google Analytics show me visits by hour?

I am interested in seeing visits on my site broken down by hour - is there any way to generate a report of this in Google Analytics? It appears that all metrics are only broken down by day. Maybe I can get this information through the GA API?
Since Google Analytics was revised the currently accepted answer is no longer available. The current version of Google Analytics will let you view visitors per hour:
Go to the Reporting Tab
Select "Audience"
Select "Overview"
Select "Hourly"
If you're trying to determine total traffic by hour of the day for a given date range then you can use this custom report:
https://www.google.com/analytics/web/permalink?type=custom_report&uid=pToP7693ReSxfSIpbqHmWg
Only a few reports have hour-by-hour data; as far as I know, they're all in the 'Visitors' section.
For example, to see Visits by hour over a period of time, click Visits, Visitor Trending, then Visitors. Then, in the top right of the report, select Graph by: (icon of a clock)
All of the reports under Visitor Trending have hour-by-hour data, except Absolute Unique Visitors.
As far as the API goes, you can check what query combinations are valid here (since there are restrictions): http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/gdata/gdataReferenceDimensionsMetrics.html
According to that, all metrics can be viewed by an hourly dimension except Campaign metrics and Visitor (not to be confused with Visit) metrics.
You can test the query you want to run with the Google Analytics Data Feed Query Explorer
If using a (downloadable, emailable) custom report is an option, you can use the custom report described on http://salman-w.blogspot.com/2012/07/analytics-day-of-week-hour-of-day-report.html
The article tells you to do the following:
Create a custom report with flat table (I am sure it will work with explorer style reports too)
Add the dimension hour (not hour of day)
Add the metric visits, pageviews, etc
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