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October 13, 2006

Using Google Analytics to Track Google Checkout Orders

By Michael Harrison, Google Analytics Support Tech

Some really great news over at the Official Google Analytics Blog. Merchants using Google Checkout can now track purchases made on their site with Google Analytics. The procedure is outlined here.

Guess this is just another example of "features, not products".

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Google checkout is great only see the issue while calculate shipping with UPS and server call back time is only 3 sec.

Posted by: tech news at November 3, 2008 1:38 AM

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