We, finally, have all the core logic ready for the upcoming new version of our web stats tracker. So, yesterday we had a long brainstorming session with Ivan where we’ve discussed the best way to show the reports both for the paid advertising and for natural searches.
As it appeared, almost every set of data can be presented in several different contexts.
For example, we might have the following logical structure for reports:
Paid ads -> Campaign A -> www.out-1st-site.com -> Referring hosts -> Keywords
Or using the same gathered data we might have the following structure:
Paid ads -> Keywords -> Referring hosts -> Campaign A -> www.out-1st-site.com
And etc. The number of combinations is not limited actually.
Eventually we’ve decided to implement what we’ve called a “reports constructor”. It will allow the user to go through the above logical structure in any order, choosing the next step to take at every point of the way.
We hope this will be a very flexible solution that we will be able to implement in a reasonable amount of time. I am expecting to describe this concept in more detail when we will have a working version of the constructor.
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