I have a google analytics account for an asp.net application which determines one of many clients based on a queryString within the URL. The snippet for the GA page is located within the master page, so the GA code is consistent across all clients.
What is the most efficient process for getting a set of basic analytics through the GA portal, per client (per queryString)?
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Off hand , but never accomplished, I want to know if I can set a variable var1 within the snippet that gets set to GA identifying a client, then get discrete but identical reports, per var1 on the users. So that var[0] .. var[n-1] = Visitors where n is the number of clients.
You can just push the unique query string (assuming it’s some sort of uID) as a custom variable into analytics. If it’s sequential, you can assign ranges to clients (once again, am just guessing what your setup is like).
Alternatively, you can use the uID as key and have visit frequency as the value. (here is some prototyping code to check custom var key values https://github.com/vly/js_ga_cvars)
Just remember, when you set the custom vars you have to push a pageview or event to actually pass it to GA.
If you have access to the GA Universal beta program, you have the opportunity to define custom metrics (in case of a numeric data) or dimensions which would make aggregation reporting a lot easier.