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Here’s How to Automate Google Analytics Reporting with Google Sheets - YouMoz - Moz

Here’s How to Automate Google Analytics Reporting with Google Sheets - YouMoz - Moz: "If you’ve ever felt the need to reduce the time spent on web analytics, cutting out a big portion of the manual data-gathering monkey work, you’re definitely looking for a new way to automate your reporting efforts. For those who use Google Analytics, there are powerful tools which allow you to query the Analytics APIs and to build automatic reports in Excel with a one-time initial setup. (Supermetrics Data Grabber is probably the best-known tool of this kind.)

Are you scared of Office licenses, but love Google Drive sharing options? Then you’ll be glad to know there is a free add-on for Google Sheets that can do all the dirty work for you, leaving you only the creative burden of organizing data in personal dashboards or whatever you need."



To read more go to: https://moz.com/ugc/heres-how-to-automate-google-analytics-reporting-with-google-sheets



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