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Google Analytics Segmentation

This is a discussion on Google Analytics Segmentation within the Analysis: Traffic & SERPS forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; I've enabled the google segmentation (basic), and today I've seen it works with no problems, I see segmentation at "members" ...

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    Google Analytics Segmentation

    I've enabled the google segmentation (basic), and today I've seen it works with no problems, I see segmentation at "members" and "guests" but I also see a significant number of visits defined as "not set".

    I imagine this comes from my photopost installation, because those are the only pages vbseo doesn't run in my vbulletin installation, is that correct? So I still have the analytics code inserted in my photopost pages manually.

    Is there any way to get segmentation there too?

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    The segment is session based. So long as that user visits 1 page that is segmented during their visit, they should be classified properly for their whole session.

    It's not perfect. I still have the majority of my visits logged as not set.
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    Ok Brian thanks for the reply.

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