Google Analytics gives us the ability to measure the loading time of our site

I recently read that 50% of Internet web sites using Google Analitycs as a tool to display statistics on your website, which can attract attention but that makes sense, since this tool provides a wealth of information and in most cases quite reliable. The latest amendments to receive this service Google has been associated with various improvements in the reports or a change in design that can be tested for some time. But now we have an improvement that is very interesting and many had long been waiting for: monitoring the loading time of our websites .

So far Google is offering tools to measure this important information through Google Webmaster Tools , but these begin to be included in the site's own statistics is a good thing. Note that this new option is not enabled by default for sites that already have Analitycs configured, but you have to do a small change in the insert code for the speed starts to be measured.

Once this small change Google Analytics will begin to process information and give us different reports on the rate of charge on our website. We report on our site pages that take longer to load, if we can improve the tools we use on our site to optimize the loading time, campaigns that offer faster loading or loading time depending on the website user's geographic position.

Google believes that the loading time of websites is very important for websites, a faster and faster web is in the interest of the site itself and the user is not uncomfortable wait until you can receive content that is looking. And it's something that can be very important economically, since visits are losing fewer people will access to our content and advertising that we see on our website, or stop buying it if it is an online-shop and also not forget that the upload speed is a measure of data you Google to give the site a better position in your browser.

Using these tools can be improved to help find how to optimize the loading speed and is very interesting that we know the load time from different places on the planet, because not everyone has broadband and optimize the site for people with slower connections essential. Anything to help improve it's good to have a better web, who was not desperate when a site takes longer to load than it should?

Via: ReadWriteWeb

Google Analytics gives us the ability to measure the loading time of our sites written in ALT1040 on 5 May, 2011 by David Blonde
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