The secret to great reporting with Drupal 7

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JK
Juliet Kemp
May 21, 2013

Drupal, the popular CMS platform, doesn’t just allow you to create and manage content. You can also set up reporting options to find out more about how your site is being used and visited. Data on user access, content creation, user interaction, and other metrics can help you to modify your site to provide a better experience for users. Reports also support you in assessing how well you’re meeting your goals for the site. Let’s set up some basic reporting in Drupal 7, and see how to use the View and Google Analytics modules to get more report data.

JK

Juliet Kemp

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