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Okay quick post but good information. I had a post prior to this one about tracking all subdomains in one profile in Google Analytics. I explained what code to add to your JavaScript. Well I need to go one step further and explain how to make sure that your analytics includes the entire domain in your results so that pages with the same name on different domains don't end up looking like one page with lots of results.
If you would like to distinguish between your subdomains you can create an "Advanced Filter". Here are the settings, and a link to Google Analytics site with other groovy information.
Filter Type: Custom filter > Advanced Field A: Hostname Extract A: (.*) Field B: Request URI Extract B: (.*) Output To: Request URI Constructor: /$A1$B1
This will produce examples like the following,
www.example.com/index.html help.example.com/index.html
Check out Google Analytics for more information on this subject. Also check out this page for way groovy Google Analytics information and hints.
~Michael
Thursday, September 11, 2008 5:31:50 AM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
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