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New in Google Analytics: See Your Stats laid Out on Your Website pages
Google analytics can now display clicking data visually on the pages of your website. This presentation, called 'In-Page Analytics', can help you understand how people use your website – where they click and where not. You can use it to decide whether to move certain components to a more prominent place, remove uninteresting things, redesign or rewrite certain parts, and so on.
To see your site's 'In-Page Analytics' click this option under the 'Content' section in Google analytics.
See Google's review of the new feature in the video below (5:20 minutes).
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AHHH! google has hijacked my site! After using this feature once, I can no longer visit my own site without seeing this annoying information.
When I visit the site (not google analytics) I see the analytics layed out on it. If I click the X that looks like it should remove this info, I get redirected to google analytics.
How do I disable this shit?
I can’t believe this feature is what’s going to get me to switch from GA to some other analytics tool…
mmmmm
Maybe try to clean your cookies?
Log out of Google analytics?