2 days ago by Steve

Google Analytics is a free monitoring and analysis program used to analyze web traffic to your site. It is a powerful tool that every online retailer should be using. There is a wealth of information (most useful, some not) that will provide valuable insight on how traffic is getting to your website ...

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5 days ago by Charlie

When it comes to showing improvements in rankings, analytics, conversions, or growth in your link profile, you need to have a system for developing easy to understand reports. Just because you can spot growth in anchor text variation, an increase in conversions, or interpret visitor behavior on-site ...

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5 days ago by admin

Google Analytics is a free online service/tool that collects detailed statistical data about the visitors to your website. It tells you how many people visit your site, it tells you what browsers your visitors are using, it tells you which pages on your site that people visit most, and much more. Kn ...

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10 days ago by IBI

It is not enough to just drive traffic to your website. You need to know where that traffic is coming from, and what sorts of people are getting attracted to your site. To find out you will need to do some website traffic analysis. There are a variety of ways to do this Website stats: All this infor ...

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21 days ago by IBI

Sometimes time isn’t our friend, and some task must me made without losing too much of our precious time. I was reading lately about some quick improvements for bloggers out there and here i will point out 4 most important that can be made without a “whole day sitting in front of the computer”: 1. B ...

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25 days ago by admin

It’s important to track the results of any marketing program to know what is working. With web traffic analysis, you can quickly find out where your website traffic is coming from, and which visitors are buying your products. This is the fifth in a series of informal talks about Internet marketing. ...

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29 days ago by George

PROTIP: If you want to drive traffic to your website, you should submit your content to various social-media/networking websites. You also want to know who made it to your site, and how they got there. This is a pretty easy little trick to give you more granular analytic results and here's how it wo ...

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30 days ago by Jennifer

Without the appropriate analytics, search engine marketing (SEM) is an exercise in futility. • Do you know the origin of your website’s traffic? • Have you ever evaluated where your prospects enter and exit? • What is your visitor’s average span of stay on your site? Without the aforementioned analy ...

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32 days ago

Going back to many years ago, web analytics initially started from log file analysis to support IT and programmers to help them debug issues on the server. Recently, I have been working with web developer for one of our new site. It is always nice to be working with a developer who is sharp and with ...

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37 days ago

Just installed your Google Analytics for the first time? New to Web Analytics? Did someone tell you to look into design, usability, and path analysis for your first project? Considering that there are so many metrics and dimensions to deal with, just by tagging Google Analytics tags on every page on ...

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