March is the beginning of spring and it's been an invigorating time here at TWIPLA.

We've deployed a complete revamp of our UTM Campaigns module, with an improved design and better data segmentation capabilities. There's also new buttons, visualizations, and filtering options across the platform, and we'll run through all the main changes since February here.

Away from the platform, we also found time to publish a whole host of tutorial videos, user guides, blogs, and success stories. So scroll on to catch up with all things web intelligence!

Away from the development team, March has been all about increasing the training resources available to users. We've published 14 tutorial videos on YouTube, with each introducing one of our main features and giving some advice for finding them, using them, and getting the results you need.

There's still a way to go. We'll be uploading many more videos to YouTube over the next few months, so subscribe to our YouTube account so that you don't miss a thing. And of course, feel free to contact customer support if there's a particular feature or goal that you're having trouble with, and we will jump that content to the front of the queue!

Watch the Tutorials on YouTube

We're always looking for new ways to help users get the most out of our platform. There's our Support Center that we work to keep synced with updates, the reponsive customer support team, and management with little patience for software that isn't easy to use.

There's also these feature guides that we're publishing to help users get up to speed and reaching goals as quickly as possible. This is the second in the series; in it, you’ll find all the information you need to customize the website intelligence platform to your specifications.

Read the User Guide: How to Get Started

GoMag is a leading European eCommerce store builder, with 4,000 active sellers enjoying a combined turnover of €4 million. They're also a key TWIPLA partner, and were invaluable during the development of our eCommerce Statistics toolkit.

We’ve published a success story that looks into our history together. It runs through how they are using our White Label for SaaS Platfoms service to provide their webstore users with anlytics as a native integration - check it out if you want to keep up with our growing group of partners.

Read the Success Story: GoMag and TWIPLA

Website analytics platforms are much easier to use than when they first arrived twenty-odd years ago, with ever-advancing dashboards, interfaces, and data compatibility. It makes sense; this software has needed to keep up with the furious pace of web technological development to stay useful.

And at TWIPLA, we've pulled the analytics sector into the Web 3.0 era. As an all-in-one data management and website intelligence solution, our platform has made many frustrating analytics problems obsolete, while enabling users to dig deeper into their data than ever.

Read the Blog: Five Web Analytics Problems Solved by TWIPLA

Entreprise analytics refers to the difficult task that big businesses have when it comes to pulling all their data together for analysis. The reward is there, but rigid processes and corporate politics make it hard to maximize the potency of datasets.

IT setup is also decisive when it comes to pulling these different data sources together to be analyzed holistically. This blog explains how big businesses can leverage enterprise analytics effectively, and introduces some of the top software for this work.

Read the Blog: Boosting Digital Data Efficiency for Big Businesses With Enterprise Analytics

About CloudFest: It's the world's largest internet infrastructure event. Now in its 20th year, the conferences pulls all the main players, thought leaders, and enthusiasts together. And for this anniversary edition, the organizers took over a beautiful European amusement park.

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Dragos and Alex, our Head of Integrations and CEO respectively, have just got back from an exciting Cloudfest 2024. They discussed our white label website intelligence solution, and left a trail of new connections behind with extensive partnership opportunities!

And with more speakers and participants than you can shake a poloroid at, it was a fun few days for them despite the much-promised purple and orange suits not materializing. Bring on Cloudfest 2025!

Stay tuned for some exciting new content that will help you get even more from your analytics! We'll soon be publishing video interviews, podcasts, and survey results from our global community of website intelligence users. Sign into the Community Portal to participate in discussions or watch the LinkedIn clips to see what you miss.

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UTM Campaigns offers a simple way to analyze the performance of campaign-specific output collectively. The module’s reports can be used to for campaign planning, resource allocation, and ROI benchmarking. It's vital for monitoring the performance of related output simultaneously, but the user interface needed a facelift.

That’s now been deployed for all technical environments, and you'll notice some big changes to the layout of the different submodules, as well as some additional data synergy possibilities and insights on display. These include:

Users can now activate multiple page URLs simultaneously, a blindspot that's been playing on us here in the office for a while. It's something that seems easy to fix if you're not analytics developers, but it actually forced us to go deep into the analytics cluster to create these new data relationships.

This new functionality has now been deployed and we're sure you'll find it useful. The capacity to analyze multiple page URLs in the same report block opens up many exciting new data combination possibilities for analysis, and also makes it much easier to build Custom Dashboards for analyzing related content together.

Visit the Main Dashboards Filtering-by-Page Support Center

The last month has seen our data visualization options go from strength to strength. Users are now able to switch between a standard line diagram, a stacked line diagram, and a stepped line chart. And with the table, bar chart, and stacked radar views, it's all now just a little more fun for the visual thinkers.

These new line diagram visualizations were intially introduced to the Main Dashboards at the beginning of March, but have since been rolled out across the Traffic Structure and eCommerce Statistics modules.

Try them out when you get a chance. These three options serve different slightly data types, but you may well find that one of them is more compatible with the way your mind works.

Visit the Dashboard Visualizations Support Center

The Pages Dashboard has a prominent new data refresh button, located in the top right of the TWIPLA interface (next to the data range selector). And with this new addition, users no londer need to reload the app to get their up-to-the-second reports on page performance.

This makes everything just a little bit more seamless, and stops the resetting of filters that frustrated users in the past when they tried to refresh data. Try it out, it's particularly useful when you need to react quickly to the more time-sensitive elements of marketing.

Visit the Pages Dashboard Support Center

If you used Google Analytics in the past, then you'll want to bring all your historic website data into one place. TWIPLA's privacy-perfect data management system and extensive website intelligence toolkit makes our platform an ideal central hub. But out Data Importer had been out of service while we worked on some compatibility bottlenecks.

Those have now been resolved, making it high time you fueled TWIPLA with the additional data that will make our website intelligence even more useful. And don't forget, you can easily also export all your TWIPLA data if you ever want to analyze it elsewhere.

Visit the Google Analytics Importer Support Center