Generate more leads with the Cubrid + Google Analytics integration

CUBRID is engineered as a completely free, open-source relational database management engine, with built-in enterprise-grade features. CUBIRD provides unique powerful features, such as object-oriented database elements relations, data sharing, a native middleware broker, high-performance data caching, customizable and extendible globalization support.

Not the least, it provides a high level of SQL compatibility with MySQL and other known databases. It has a convenient and intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI) and provides powerful tools to manage the databases, brokers, execute queries and view their results, and many more.

CUBRID is open-source and this mean that you may freely use it, improve it and distribute it. Feel free to add your own tools and drivers or request new ones for your requirements : the community may already have an answer for you or maybe the core development team may include it into the roadmap.

Google Analytics is a web analytics service. It allows you, for example, to measure the efficiency of your marketing activities and improve your website performances. Google Analytics requires you to install the tracking code on your website or blog. By doing so, you’ll be able to get important insights this tool.

Google Analytics makes it possible in various ways to understand if we are channeling economic efforts in the right direction, mainly with its four advanced reporting areas. Thanks to it, you will discover who your audience is, how these people have reached your website, what they did during the exploration, and whether they have converted or not.

If you want to understand which campaigns generate the most conversions and sales, you'll surely need Google Analytics to do it this tool will allow you to analyze your campaigns in detail: bounce rates, subscriptions, conversions, time spent on the site and much other. Furthermore, Google Analytics can help you allocate your budget more intelligently, as it distinguishes functional from dysfunctional practices.