SiteCatalyst
UserTraining
(v.15)
What
is
it?
Our
SiteCatalyst
Basic
User
Training
has
been
designed
to
help
anyone,
regardless
of
experience,
to
start
using
Adobe
SiteCatalyst
effectively.
If
you’re
a
complete
novice
or
you’ve
been
brave
enough
to
start
running
a
few
reports,
we’ll
have
you
using
SiteCatalyst
to
make
data
driven
decisions.
Who
should
take
it?
We’ve
developed
this
course
for
a
broad
audience.
Anyone
who
needs
to
use
SiteCatalyst
to
run
and
distribute
reports,
novice
or
expert,
will
beneEit
from
attending
the
course.
How
long
is
the
course?
On
site
or
virtual:
2
days
On
Demand:
8
hours
What
do
we
learn?
1. The
fundamentals
of
web
analytics:
Before
we
jump
into
running
reports,
we’ll
talk
about
why
we
want
to
run
the
reports.
What
are
our
business
objectives?
What
are
our
key
performance
indicators?
What
do
we
do
once
we
have
the
data?
These
aren’t
rhetorical
questions,
we
want
to
answer
them!
2. First
Steps:
In
this
section
we’ll
cover
common
metrics
and
deEinitions
as
well
as
the
basics
of
the
interface
and
running
reports.
Time
well
spent
I
tell
ya.
3. Site
Metric
reports:
In
this
section
we
cover
the
different
Site
Metrics
and
why
they
are
important.
So
very
important!
4. Site
Content
Reports:
What
pages
of
your
site
are
getting
the
most
trafEic?
Lets
Eind
out.
5. Mobile
Reports:
Mobile
browsing
is
hot.
Not
just
because
it’s
sexy,
but
because
your
mobile
audience
is
having
a
different
experience
than
your
desktop
audience.
These
reports
will
help
us
learn
more
about
who
your
mobile
audience
is.
6. Path
Reports:
I
took
the
road
less
traveled….
pathing
reports
help
you
know
how
visitors
navigate
through
your
site.
We’ll
cover
them
in
detail
in
this
section.
7. TrafIic
Sources:
How
did
people
Eind
your
site?
Where
did
they
come
from
and
how
can
you
take
advantage
of
that
information?
All
questions
we
cover
in
this
section.
8. Campaign
Reports:
This
is
where
the
rubber
meets
the
road.
What
campaigns
are
“working”
and
why
did
I
put
“working”
in
quotes?
9. Product
Reports
(if
applicable):
If
you
sell
products
on
your
site
we’ll
cover
all
of
the
product
reports
and
what
they
mean.
10. Visitor
Retention
Reports:
Come
on
back
now,
ya
hear?
How
often
are
people
coming
back
to
your
site?
Lets
Eind
out.
11. Visitor
ProIile
Reports:
Who
do
these
people
think
they
are?
Lets
tell
them.
These
reports
tell
you
where
they
live,
what
they
speak
and
what
technology
they
use,
etc.
12. Custom
Conversion
Reports:
What
makes
your
site
unique?
Custom
conversion
reports
help
you
capture
and
act
on
it.
13. Custom
TrafIic
Reports:
So
similar
to
Custom
Conversion
reports
that
I
almost
copied
and
pasted
the
same
description
here,
so
different
that
you
would
have
hated
me
if
I
did.
14. Review
KPI:
Remember
what
we
talked
about
at
the
beginning
of
the
course?
Lets
talk
about
that
again.
15. Breaking
Down
Reports:
Every
question
you
ask
should
lead
to
more
questions.
That
is
why
we
break
reports
down
by
each
other.
This
section
covers
how
we
do
that.
This
is
a
sentence.
16. Customizing
reports:
There’s
more
to
customizing
a
report
than
changing
the
date.
LETS
USE
FILTER
FUNCTIONS!
17. More
on
Metrics:
Bust
out
your
math
skills
cause
we’re
going
to
start
creating
calculated
metrics.
18. Bookmarks:
Once
you
have
the
perfect
custom
report
made,
how
do
you
save
and
share
it?
I’m
not
telling
unless
you
come
to
the
class.
19. Dashboards:
This
is
everyone’s
favorite
section.
I’m
not
kidding.
In
this
section
we
cover
how
to
create
and
share
your
custom
dashboards.
20. Targets:
Ready,
aim,
save
in
SiteCatalyst.
21. Alerts:
DANGER,
DANGER,
this
section
will
cover
how
to
create
alerts
in
SiteCatalyst.
Note,
the
alerts
don’t
actually
say
“DANGER,
DANGER”.
22. Calendar
Events:
“Hey,
our
pageviews
had
a
huge
spike
last
Tuesday,
do
you
know
why?”
“Yes,
that
is
when
Oprah
said
she
loves
us.”
“Man,
I
wish
there
was
a
way
to
record
the
reason
for
the
spike
in
the
reports.”
“There
is
Steve,
it’s
called
calendar
events.
You
should
have
gone
to
SiteCatalyst
User
Training
by
Keystone
Solutions.”
23. Report
Distribution:
In
this
section
we’ll
tell
you
different
ways
to
share
your
reports.
Sharing
is
good.
24. Report
Scheduling:
Set
it
and
forget
it
(sort
of).
Have
SiteCatalyst
send
you
or
your
boss
reports
whenever
you
want.
25. Review:
Now
we’ll
see
if
you
were
sleeping
through
all
this!
http://keystonesolutions.com/services/training/SiteCatalyst%20User%20Training%2015%20data%20sheet.pdf
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