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#89559 5-Sep-2011 13:55
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I have been using Google Analytics for several years. 

They recently introduced a new version. I've been using it.

Today I logged into an old, associated account still in the old version....and found that the old version shows me hits aggregated from today while the new version cuts off at the end of yesterday.

So the new version is providing less current information about the past 48 hours. 

I prefer the old version.




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kolkiwi
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  #516857 5-Sep-2011 14:23
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I have to agree. I would prefer stats up to date. It's a great shame. Would prove useful.



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  #525518 25-Sep-2011 11:05
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Hello,

The new google analytics stats not tracking is a known bug, being worked on, along with a list of others.  You can keep track of whats not working and what is fixed with googles fix list on their forums here: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Analytics/label?lid=05a7293d7b4dff3d&hl=en

The top post is stickied, and lists all the issues. Hope this helps :)

*a lot of the old google analytics tasks were faster, but I like some of the new google analytics features :)

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  #525661 25-Sep-2011 22:34
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IIRC Google Analytics was never real time. It was always delayed by a couple of hours at least... And I have been using GA for years (as many other Google products around here).




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  #526987 28-Sep-2011 23:03
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Hi

I don't think that the day behind issue is specific to the new version. I think the issue is caused by google using the wrong timezone. Because the US is 1 day behind Google defaults to the US date. If you select the date range on the top right it allows you to select todays date even though it has defaulted to yesterday. This works for me for both the old and new versions.

I would assume that there are some timezone settings somewhere but I have been too lazy to investigate.

Liam

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  #527524 30-Sep-2011 08:30
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Google has just announced the launch of Google Analytics Real-Time: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/09/whats-happening-on-your-site-right-now.html






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  #527661 30-Sep-2011 13:08
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freitasm: Google has just announced the launch of Google Analytics Real-Time: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/09/whats-happening-on-your-site-right-now.html




Oooh, I wonder if that'll make it into Urchin. 

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