ebook on regular expressions for Google Analytics - LunaMetrics
ebook on regular expressions for Google Analytics - LunaMetrics
ebook on regular expressions for Google Analytics - LunaMetrics
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not-very-wild cardsThe p Ipe|The pipe is the simplest of Regular Expressi<strong>on</strong>s, and it isthe <strong>on</strong>e that all Regular People (that’s you and me) shouldlearn. It means or .Here’s a simple example: Coke|Pepsi . A soft-drinkblog might use that expressi<strong>on</strong> with their <strong>Google</strong> <strong>Analytics</strong>keyword report to find all examples of searches that cameto their blog using either the keyword Coke or the keywordPepsi.Here’s another example: Let’s say you have two thankyoupages, and you need to roll them up into <strong>on</strong>e goal.The first <strong>on</strong>e is named thanks, and the sec<strong>on</strong>d is namedc<strong>on</strong>firmati<strong>on</strong>. You could create your goal like this:c<strong>on</strong>firmati<strong>on</strong>|thanksHere you can see a screen shot of a <strong>Google</strong> <strong>Analytics</strong> goal setupthat includes the two pages suggested above, with a pipe:That says, match either of those pages. Notice that the pipematches everything <strong>on</strong> either side of it.And where is the Pipe,anyway? Keyboardsdiffer, but you’ll mostlikely find it above yourEnter key.8