a. Choose at least one topic within the Audience section of Google Analytics. Topics include demographics, interests, geography, and others. b. Choose a time period (e.g., October 2022) and decide whether or not to include a comparison to the previous time period or previous year. c. Be clear about the metric(s) you examine. Metrics include sessions, users, bounce rate, revenue, ecommerce conversion rate, and others. d. Present your data in table or chart form (or both). You can use screen shots of output from Google Analytics and/or export the GA data and import it into Excel to analyze it using any tools we have worked with so far in the class. To add an image to your post, "Insert Local Files" by clicking on the icon that looks like a plus sign with a circle around it. e. Support your findings with a brief narrative that tells a story of the data you are presenting. a. Choose at least one topic within the Audience section of Google Analytics. Topics include demographics, interests, geography, and others. b. Choose a time period (e.g., October 2022) and decide whether or not to include a comparison to the previous time period or previous year. c. Be clear about the metric(s) you examine. Metrics include sessions, users, bounce rate, revenue, ecommerce conversion rate, and others. d. Present your data in table or chart form (or both). You can use screen shots of output from Google Analytics and/or export the GA data and import it into Excel to analyze it using any tools we have worked with so far in the class. To add an image to your post, "Insert Local Files" by clicking on the icon that looks like a plus sign with a circle around it. e. Support your findings with a brief narrative that tells a story of the data you are presenting