When the iPhone first launched I wrote probably the first post about discovering iPhone visitors in Google Analytics. Now with the launch of the iPad, I wanted to show you how to find iPad visitors quickly and easily in Google Analytics and in Analytics App on your iPhone (and soon your iPad!).

If you log in to Google Analytics from your website, pick your Account and Profile and then go to Visitors > Mobile > Mobile Devices. If you have had any visitors from an iPad you will see it there in the list, like this:

If you are on your iPhone, and of course you use Analytics App, go to Visitor Reports > Operating Systems and it will be listed there, like this:

If you just are wondering what the User Agent looks like for grabbing it directly as an environment variable, right now it shows up as:

Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; U; CPU OS 3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/531.21.10 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.4 Mobile/7B360 Safari/531.21.10

So the question is then… do you have iPad visitors yet? Go check and see!

I’ve always thought it would be really cool to have my app featured in one of Apple’s TV commercials, and now that dream has become true, well kind of. Last week in the 04.27.09 edition of Fortune magazine, an Apple Ad for “Helping you run your small business, one app at a time” ran featuring 12 apps for small businesses, including Analytics App! Since then, my icon showed up in the “Thanks a Billion” ad in the Wall Street Journal (very prominently too might I add!), and the same small business ad showed up today, this time in the Wall Street Journal.

The ad copy says:

“Want to see how your web site’s performing? Analytics App shows you your site’s unique visitors, page views and other statistics using a series of customizable reports.”

The chart below shows the last three weeks of sales, the last week being the week of the Fortune Magazine ad. Sales have been quite steady over the last two months after our initial bump from our launch in February. With being featured in the Apple ad we are seeing a 53% increase in sales comparing this week to the last 4 weeks of sales.

The bump is significant enough to get excited for, though I highly doubt it would pay for an ad spot like that itself (so thanks Apple!). It will be interesting to see a few things over the next few weeks: (1) How long will the “bump” last? (2) Do my app sales stay at this new level or fall back to the steady rate in weeks past? (3) Will Apple be including Analytics App in more ads in the future? I sure hope so!

We are very excited to announce the debut of Analytics App to the iPhone App Store! Analytics App is a fully featured Google Analytics iPhone App giving you access to all your sites, accounts, reports, and data! With 29 reports and unlimited custom reports you create in Google Analytics, you’ll find yourself spending more time with your Analytics data!

The Analytics App interface makes it easier than even using your computer’s browser to check and analyze your site stats! You’ll find yourself checking your stats with Analytics App not only on the go, but at your desk as well!

Analytics App includes 29 reports in categories including Overview Reports, Visitors Reports, Traffic Reports, Content Reports, Event Tracking Reports, and Custom Reports!