We want to track traffic specifically from the organic medium for each of our blog posts. The URLs of our blog posts are structured as follows:
www.ourwebsite.com/blog/corporate-event-management/
www.ourwebsite.com/blog/good-tips-to-become-a-successful-event-planner/
We need assistance in creating an exploration report to analyze this data. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
Hi liza ,
here is some tips on how you can solve this issue
To analyze data in Google Analytics based on specific dimensions and filters, follow these steps:
In your Google Analytics account, navigate to the desired view and open the reporting section.
Click on the "Add Dimension" button and select "Page Path" and "Session Channel" from the list.
Next, choose the metrics you want to analyze by clicking on the "Add Metric" button.
To configure the filter for the "Organic" channel and page paths containing "/blog/", click on the "Add Filter" button.
In the filter configuration, select the "Session Channel" dimension and set the filter to include only "Organic" channel.
Then, add an additional filter using the "Page Path" dimension and specify that it should contain "/blog/".
By applying these filters, you will be able to analyze data specifically for sessions originating from the "Organic" channel and restricted to page paths containing "/blog/". This will provide insights into the performance of organic traffic on the blog section of your website.