Once you link your accounts, you’ll find an AdSense-specific menu under the ‘Content’ section of the left-hand navigation bar on your Analytics homepage, containing these reports:

• The Top AdSense Content report allows you to see more details about specific pages on your site and analyze ad performance. For instance, if you find that some of your pages generate a high number of pageviews but aren’t monetizing as well as other pages, you can focus your optimization efforts on improving these pages.
• The Top AdSense Referrers report can help you see how different incoming traffic sources contribute to your revenue.
• Last, the AdSense Trending report lets you analyze how your site generates revenue during different times of the day and different days of the week.

You’ll also notice that other sections of your Analytics account will show a new ‘AdSense Revenue’ tab. You’ll be able to compare how much of your AdSense revenue is coming from new visitors versus existing ones, and view revenue based on user language.

To take advantage of these new reports, sign in to AdSense and click the ‘Integrate your AdSense account with Google Analytics’ link on your Reports Overview page. You’ll be taken to a step-by-step wizard that will guide you through the rest of the process. If you use AdSense in a language that’s not supported by Analytics, you can still link your accounts and view your Analytics reports in a different language.

We also recommend watching the video below, which will help explain the linking process:

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Google Analytics Blog says

Today, we’re pleased to announce the Google Analytics Channel on YouTube, a one-stop source for the latest Google Analytics-related videos. If you’re looking for a beginner’s guide to interpreting and acting on your data, an introduction to motion charts, or you want to learn how perform placement targeting in 60 seconds, you can now find it at youtube.com/googleanalytics. And, just to prove that we don’t take ourselves too seriously, we’ll add the occasional music video

Below Embedded video from the channel Shows How To Use Google Analytics data to expand your business with location targeted campaigns in AdWords. Here’s how to do it easily, with Google Analytics’ Map Overlay report.

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Google Analytics also provides Email delivery of your traffic report. In order to setup an email delivery of your traffic report, follow the steps mentioned below.

1.) Login to your Google Analytics account.

2.) Once logged in, go to the dashboard for your particular website.

Configuring Google Analytics Email delivery of reports.

3.) Click on the link which says “Dashboard”. Refer to the image above.

4.) You now have two options, either to send the report now itself, or to Schedule it for future deliveries.

5.) In this post we will concentrate on Scheduling Email delivery. For this, click on the tab “Schedule”.

6.) Enter key information like mail id’s to which you wish to send this report, Subject, Small description, Format ( choose pdf, preferrably) and time interval. I have the interval set to Weekly.

Enter all the relevant information for scheduling Email delivery.

7.) Click on Schedule once you are done with filling all the necessary information.

Now your Email Schedule is created. Based on the chosen time interval for delivery you will be receive Email delivery of the reports.

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