Hi All i had installed this module and while i am running code 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use WWW::Analytics::MultiTouch;

my $username = 'sandeep@autoworldindia.com';
my $password = '*******';
my $analytics_id = '******';
#Simple, all-in-one approach
# WWW::Analytics::MultiTouch->process(user => "$username", 
#                 pass => "$password", 
#                 id => "$analytics_id",
#                 start_date => '2010-01-01',
#                 end_date => '2010-02-01');

# Or step by step

my $mt = WWW::Analytics::MultiTouch->new(user => $username, 
                    pass => $password, 
                    id => $analytics_id);

 $mt->get_data(start_date => '2012-01-01',
         end_date => '2012-05-20');
 
 $mt->summarise(window_length => 45);
 $mt->report(filename => 'report-45day.xls');

 $mt->summarise(window_length => 30);
 $mt->report(filename => 'report-30day.xls');

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it is flashing this error msg Can't locate object method "data_feed" via package "Net::Google::Analytics" at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/WWW/Analytics/MultiTouch.pm line 95. I am also confused about "analytics_id" , plz make me sure for which id it is asking eg. profile id OR UA-25658907-1

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