Implementing google analytics to trace the pdf documents been downloaded from a page.

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Hi All,

I am using .NET 2008/2010 and i want to implement google analytics to trace the pdfs been downloaded from my .net site. i want the information like:

How many pdf documents have been downloaded this month
• How many pdf documents have been viewed
• Which pdf documents have been downloaded
• When were the pdf documents downloaded
• What is the frequency of downloads
• What part of the world have they gained access to download the document

So i thought to go for google analytics rather than reinventing the wheel. But i am not sure if google analytics will fulfill the above requirement. And if yes then i need to know how will i implement the google analytics perfectly , i have gone through the link

http://www.mikesdotnetting.com/Article/119/Displaying-Google-Analytics-Data-in-ASP.NET but first i need to know whether my requirement will be fulfilled by GA and if yes then how will i need to proceed.

Posted 28-Nov-11 2:05am

angelvarun

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ZurdoDev 24-Feb-12 14:14pm

I believe it can but you need to be reading Google's docs.

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