Archive for the 'Analytics' Category
There are many software solutions for analysing the traffic to your website and determining if your SEO strategies are working. There are however, several do-it-yourself quick checks that you can make that can determine how successful your actions have been.
The first and easiest is to simply go to the various search engines and perform a […]
Monday, May 12th, 2008
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Running a good analytics trial can reveal some interesting results. Some web masters seem to become fixated on statistics, often running more than one statistics program at once.
This can be a real trap as many analytics programs operate differently. Some have trouble with Java Script when the user has it turned off in their browser. […]
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
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Any business that uses a web site requires an analytics tool of some description. Even if your web site only provides information about your products and services, an analytics tool is necessary. If you have a marketing program that targets Scotland and the UK, you need to be able to measure the success of that […]
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
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Businesses planning to implement viral marketing programs must carefully consider the outcomes and any possible problems that may arise particularly if using emails. Viral marketing should be part of any comprehensive marketing strategy - but only one part. The following issues need to be considered when planning any email viral marketing campaign.
Viral Marketing and Growth: […]
Sunday, March 16th, 2008
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The analytics tool that you use could provide valuable information on what is happening within your site. Google analytics is one of the most popular tools however we sometimes forget that most sites have their own built in analytics tools. These include AW Stats and Webalizer. Have you ever checked out yours? Even the most […]
Saturday, March 1st, 2008
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Google Analytics is a common tool used by many blog and website owners to track visitors to their sites. Google Analytics measures many things including the keywords used in the search to find your page.
How Do You Insert Google Analytics?
Installing the Google Analytics code is fairly straightforward. First you need to visit Google to register […]
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
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One thing that most activities or endeavors require is to have a mind for analytics on data made available to them originating from some source of data gathering technique. It is not enough to know where the customers or visitors are coming from. You must be able to measure their actual origin to be able […]
Saturday, December 22nd, 2007
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Analytics are reports that help show to people how such tools and installed components have made their way into ensuring that websites are being maximized for its purpose of being. Placing links, banners and other forms of tools that have been regarded as useful optimization techniques today may prove to be effective and helpful but […]
Thursday, November 15th, 2007
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Analytics is important in any SEO endevour. It empowers you to see at a glance what is working and what is not. Armed with that information you can easily make the necessary changes and tweaks to improve upon your preexisting success to create an even more successful situation.
The term, analytics, ahs a kind of clinical […]
Thursday, October 18th, 2007
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Analytics is credited with being the deciding factor in helping Google overtake and dominate Yahoo in the race to become the number one major search engine, and probably the most profitable web site on the planet. That’s how analytics helped them. Can it help you? I’d say, ‘yes.’
Analytics is many things to many people. It […]
Friday, September 28th, 2007
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