Compare to past still exists, and you can set up reports for the more complicated questions that you need to ask.
However, your example is something that you can do easily in the main interface. Go to traffic sources > search > organic or paid then use compare to past in the timeline.
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Since this seems to easy, I'm sure I'm missing the point of what you meant.
But I used Analyitcs for years before the switchover, and I like the new version much better.
The improved form of Visitor Flow alone is worth it. Site Search tracking and Site Speed are great as well.
>organic or paid then use compare to past in the timeline.
and get a useless total number(!!) - which you have to translate into percentage trends via the calculator.app
analysis is never about total figures, it's always about trends.
>Site Search tracking
existed before
>and Site Speed are great as well.
a nice feature, these new featured (if they work bug free) are great, but most of the time they have bugs - and the stuff that the old version did good, do not work anymore.
the new GA is a textbook case of "second system syndrom"
oh, and not forget that they stop basing the x-axis at 0, but at at the lowest figure of each chart, meaning you can't visually scan different graphs for visual patterns.... and so the tour the force that the new GA is continues.
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Compare to past still exists, and you can set up reports for the more complicated questions that you need to ask.
However, your example is something that you can do easily in the main interface. Go to traffic sources > search > organic or paid then use compare to past in the timeline.
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Since this seems to easy, I'm sure I'm missing the point of what you meant.
But I used Analyitcs for years before the switchover, and I like the new version much better.
The improved form of Visitor Flow alone is worth it. Site Search tracking and Site Speed are great as well.
>organic or paid then use compare to past in the timeline.
and get a useless total number(!!) - which you have to translate into percentage trends via the calculator.app
analysis is never about total figures, it's always about trends.
>Site Search tracking existed before >and Site Speed are great as well. a nice feature, these new featured (if they work bug free) are great, but most of the time they have bugs - and the stuff that the old version did good, do not work anymore.
the new GA is a textbook case of "second system syndrom"
oh, and not forget that they stop basing the x-axis at 0, but at at the lowest figure of each chart, meaning you can't visually scan different graphs for visual patterns.... and so the tour the force that the new GA is continues.