Are there ways to "cross" or "join" data results in Google Analytics? Just as a for instance, I have a list of Referrals and a list of audience Location demographics. Is there a way to join those two lists, so that I know where site referrals are visiting from? (Generally, are there resources which list "pro tips" for getting the most out of Analytics?)
posted by Blazecock Pileon
on Jun 18, 2013 -
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Looking for recent, substantive, data on the demographics of video game players that does
NOT source back (as so many do) to the ESA. There must be some others out there? Yes?
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posted by Wordshore
on Feb 27, 2013 -
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Oakland MeFites: What are the most interesting cultural manifestations of Oakland's two-decade-long demographic shift?
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posted by grrarrgh00
on Feb 21, 2013 -
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Is there any kind of listing online that gives average or median apartment sizes by country or, ideally, by city?
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posted by frimble
on Dec 6, 2012 -
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Where can I find information about the demographic makeup of Ivy League schools in the 1950s?
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posted by Lownotes
on Sep 1, 2012 -
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What are some citable examples in which companies or people might reasonably expect one outcome but find something different or surprising upon actually examining the data?
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posted by tomwheeler
on Apr 29, 2012 -
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Is there any research exploring a potential link between an ageing population and falling crime rates?
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posted by howfar
on Jan 21, 2012 -
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Where I can find free United States geographic databases? I need a database with relationships between all zipcodes, areacode,cities,states,counties,neighborhoods, all with coordinates and detailed information if possible.
How up to date does not matter, and I am looking for something free.
posted by digdan
on Sep 2, 2011 -
6 answers
I'm looking to research consumer demographics for a couple of specific businesses. For instance, Who goes to Disney World or Cirque du Soleil (age, race, income, city/state of origin, etc.)? I realize this is pretty basic stuff, but it is not anything I've done before and I'm coming up empty.
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posted by brynnwood
on Jun 1, 2011 -
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Any idea where I could get semi-recent demographics on the New York State 10th Senatorial District? Got some on the the 10th Community District, but their boundaries don't, of course, match up. Thanks much.
posted by Football Bat
on Feb 1, 2011 -
3 answers
I'm looking for resources that clearly spell out the advantages and disadvantages of being born during a 'demographic trough' (when the birthrate of a generation is lower than the birthrate before and after that period). US-centered materials are preferred but any data points concerning other developed nations info is good, too.
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posted by quadog
on Jan 21, 2011 -
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I have conducted some research and need to compare the basic demographics I've collected (age, highest level of education, household income, number of children, employment status) to official statistics for England. I know this info exists, I had it a few months ago, but google-fu is failing me because of the hours I've spent staring at my screen and reams of data wrangling today.
Does anyone know where I can find this info? Thanks!
posted by ozgirlabroad
on Jan 19, 2011 -
5 answers
A medical organization that serves 1) the elderly and 2) economically disadvantaged people in general would like me to justify, using demographics data, the cost of a new website.
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posted by circular
on Dec 1, 2010 -
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Everyone seems to agree that the middle class is disappearing in the USA. What (reliable) studies and figures back this up?
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posted by keratacon
on Oct 15, 2010 -
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What sites are highly skewed toward specific genders? i.e. iVillage, Cosmopolitan.com for Females and SportsIllustrated.com, fantasysports.com, caranddriver.com for Males?
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posted by neilkod
on Aug 30, 2010 -
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What is the source of this statistic: "The world's richest 20 percent consume 70 percent of its resources".
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posted by crazylegs
on Jun 7, 2010 -
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Please recommend to me your favorite book(s) treating the changing demographics of France, and the social, political, and cultural ramifications thereof.
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posted by everichon
on Apr 22, 2010 -
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I have a wonderfully large dataset that I'm working with for a long-term project. I am analyzing a small section the dataset for my masters thesis. In meeting with my thesis advisor last week, she suggested I run some statistical tests of significance on the 4 tables I'm working with. She knows that I am yet to be versed in quantitative analysis methods (I've done solely qualitative work thus far) and that I'm under a massive time crunch to get this done. She suggested I seek help from others, as she doesn't want me to get bogged down with figuring out this step, and would rather I concentrate on analyzing the other aspects of this data. To this end, I'm wondering if somebody might be able to suggest the best type of test of significance to run, the easiest way to run it, and a good, simple resource for what the resultant values mean?
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posted by iamkimiam
on Apr 17, 2010 -
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Is anyone aware of statistical data that has been gathered on professional visual artists?
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posted by madred
on Jan 17, 2010 -
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I am in need of a program that will allow me to display demographic information by county on a state map. Recommendations?
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posted by WidgetAlley
on Jun 7, 2009 -
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Demographer/Marketer-Filter: I'm seeking an exhaustive list/explanation of all the acronyms and mnemonics like DINK, BOBO, buppie, yuppie, slackers, boomers, etc., especially if it includes information on marketing demographics that focuses on lifestyle and consumption habits by zipcode. Free online resources (including journal articles available through university libraries) are much preferred, as are complete typologies over ad hoc descriptions.
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posted by anotherpanacea
on Apr 15, 2009 -
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Can you point me to any specifics about which book cover designs or designs in general appeal more to people aged 18 to 34? I have an author with a book she feels will appeal to that demographic, and she wants to optimize the book cover design to best attract that group's attention. Barring that, are there any best seller lists that are broken down by age, especially self-help/career types of books?
posted by willnot
on Mar 9, 2009 -
4 answers
I am looking for research data on demographic trends of customers of companies that have opted to install solar energy systems on their buildings. My hypothesis is that companies who invest in solar will attract a more affluent customer to the desired call to action than companies in the same industry, all other things being equal. I am interested in any data pertaining to manufacturing, retail, medical, commercial office, etc. applications. Any ideas of where I can find any secondary research that has been done on solar (or renewable) energy demographics? Thank you!
posted by wts111
on Mar 1, 2009 -
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I have thousands of photographs of the insides of closets, refrigerators, cabinets, medicine chests, etc., all of which have a decent amount of demographic data attached to each photo. It sure seems like this data would be useful to some product research firm, or manufacturer, or product developer. Is it? Do any of those companies ever buy datasets like this?
posted by ericc
on Jan 23, 2009 -
3 answers
I'm googling without success for 2008 US National election results broken down by race, gender, education, income. etc. Any ideas?
posted by wsg
on Nov 10, 2008 -
9 answers
I am looking for an article or a study, which I only dimly remember, that was a statistical/demographic account of which USA states had in-migration or out-migration of people with college degrees.
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posted by Mr. Justice
on Sep 23, 2008 -
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I'm trying to figure out how many people in the US work from home, but aren't (traditional) telecommuters.
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posted by jenkinsEar
on Sep 17, 2008 -
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Are there a lot of people who are recognizably as beautiful as supermodels who are
not supermodels? Or do the present mechanisms of celebrity reliably account for a majority of people who meet the criteria to be supermodels?
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posted by cgc373
on Jun 29, 2008 -
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Something that's always confounded me about Manhattan and San Francisco in particular: Where do the middle-class families live? Suburbs, obviously, but surely there must be some that live in the city proper. But where?
posted by yalestar
on May 5, 2008 -
31 answers
What's the easiest way of generating a map similar to
this? I have several state-level data series I want to display on maps of India.
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posted by matthewr
on Mar 23, 2008 -
6 answers
Can someone help me find a comprehensive map detailing Chicago racial demographic percentages by neighborhood?
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posted by Lieber Frau
on Mar 20, 2008 -
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What is the "bad part of town" for your nearest metropolitan area... and what's the name of the most notoriously "bad" neighborhood(s) in that part of town?
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posted by jjjjjjjijjjjjjj
on Feb 14, 2008 -
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How can I find out which states have towns or cities named Paradise? Also, it would be helpful if the database or whatever I was directed to had demographic information about the towns/cities, like population size, average income, local industries, etc. Thanks for your help.
posted by Cranky Media Guy
on Dec 20, 2007 -
15 answers
Where could I find demographics about age groups and personal computer ownership? Specifically a percentage of people who own computers by age group
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posted by Raichle
on Sep 5, 2007 -
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I'm looking for a tool (preferably free) that will provide population data for the area within a defined radius of a point on a map.
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posted by brain_drain
on May 21, 2007 -
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Demographic Research Question: I am trying to find an online source that will tell me how many high school students live in a particular media market (a set of counties surrounding a major urban area).
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posted by ottereroticist
on Apr 10, 2007 -
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TV filter: I'm a media studies major and I'm trying to find a reliable source for A.) Nielsen ratings & B.) Detailed Demographics for specific shows.
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posted by meta x zen
on Apr 21, 2006 -
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How come Tex-Mex restaurants attract so many big SUVs and pickup trucks?
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posted by zek
on Jan 8, 2006 -
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After reading hundreds of blogs (Why, oh why?), I’ve come to the conclusion that a big number of the people who write about their own financial situation, explicitly or indirectly tell of how broke they are; Like
Jim Anchower, many describe low wages and bad jobs, job losses and unemployment, crashing bills, life in apartments with roommates who don’t care and having a hard time paying rents & bills, etc. I understand that the
real median household income in 2003 was $43,318 (US), and I know that times are hard for most people. Still, is the average blogger poorer than the average person?
posted by growabrain
on Jan 12, 2005 -
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Generational filter: I am trying to apply an age/birth year range to the following generations: Boomers, GenX, GenY, Nexter. I find conflicting information when I google. [mi]
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posted by suchatreat
on Jan 7, 2005 -
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