Although contacting support is a good idea, I am hoping that people who have dealt with this before can offer some insights here in the forum.We are finding that we are seeing only a third as many site visits as "clicks" reported by Bing Paid Search for example.  That difference seems extraordinary....

The "question number" is 141001-000347.

I just now added and removed a segment to one of my dashboards a couple of times.  I ended up going through three views of the non-segmented dashboard and two views with the segment applied.  Of the five panels in the dashboard, all 5 were different from each other for the two segmented views - (6K ...

"None" may refer to internal network IP addresses a.k.a. private network addresses.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_networkIf people are accessing an internal version of the site through the organization's internal network (which I think might include VPN), the IP addresses can look like those i...

Hi Devinder,That document doesn't answer the question at all.

Aaah I have been looking for a link to that.  It's odd that there are no links to it in the forum ... or maybe I am missing it.

I have to agree with clee510 that this would be a valuable thing to have.  "average clicks to page" is useless.  It's the first "discovery" of a page that matters for business purposes.I've seen an obscure reporting package that was able to identify the first instance of a page in a visit.  The valu...

Thanks!  That did it.

Maybe I'm losing my mind, but didn't there use to be an uber-report called "Site Totals" or "Overview" in the Site Metrics section of reports?It contained a very important (to me) metric that I haven't been able to replace or replicate:  average time per visit.I have tried using Total Seconds divide...

Hi Ben, I looked at that but am not sure it's what I'm after.  To quote Danielle above:  "how many visits did we have where people looked at 2 [different] products?" We'd want a histogram (# visits with only 1 product, # visits with 2 different products, etc).  Alternatively, a variable that can be ...