I am discovering that while my clients may know how to run basic reports using Sitestat (generally saying how easy a system it is to use), they are less certain of which reports they should be running to get the answer to a specific question and how to use some of the more advanced reports available within Sitestat.

In my role as a consultant with Nedstat, I use Sitestat every day. I use it to look at data from a range of industries and to answer all sorts of queries. What I intend to start doing is writing posts on how to better use Sitestat, which reports to use to answer different queries and how to use some of the less common but very useful reports.

These posts will not include the basic information on how to create new reports or open reports in Sitestat, Nedstat offers academies where that is all covered. This should be a reference guide and some useful tips for people who know how to use Sitestat already but want to take it a step further. Hopefully this information may also be helpful for users of other web analytics packages, I assume they offer similar reports.

And just a reminder that this is not an official Nedstat blog so please don’t hold the company responsible for anything I may say.