Visualizing data based on multiple data sources is now more powerful and more flexible. With data blending you can now select from 5 different join operators, and when you create a blend, you can now select different fields for each join configuration.
Google Search Console gives you insight into your website performance in Google Search, but understanding your data can be a challenge. This post by Daniel Waisberg of the Search team discusses how to bring your Search Console data into Google Data Studio.
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Google for Creators: Use These Tools to Boost Web Stories Performance
"Once you've created content in the form of Web Stories, you're probably wondering who your Web Stories are reaching and whether they're resonating with your audience. Google Analytics and Data Studio are easy-to-use tools that help you understand how your Web Stories are performing on your website — or anywhere else on the web."
Laura Tilton: Wordle Letters Frequency and Position Dashboard
How frequently has each letter appeared in the popular word puzzle game, Wordle, since its launch in the summer of 2021? Laura Tilton's Data Studio report provides that answer, including the frequency each letter has occupied a position in the five-letter word solution.
Search Engine Land: Google Releases Data Studio Dashboard for Web Stories
"Data is king. This template provides a visual overview to help determine how well your Google Web Stories are performing. You can see how engaging your content is and how people are finding your stories."
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