We created a series to teach you about the best free tool (and in my opinion the best tool, period) for web analytics: Google Analytics.
Last episode covered tagging the pages with Async code and the previous one was on how to create an account. Today we explain the Google Analytics Async code.
Read More about Web Analytics Education: Understanding Async
Chapter 4: Why Google has Quality Score (pt1)
Find out why “relevance” is as vague as “airport security”
We created a series to teach you about the best free tool (and in my opinion the best tool, period) for web analytics: Google Analytics.
Last episode covered how to create an account. Today we show you how to implement the Google Analytics Async code on your website starting with how to create an account and where to find the GA code.
Read More about Web Analytics Education: Tagging the pages with Async code
Chapter 3: Reviewing Official Google Quality Score Information
How the Quality Score is used and calculated
We created a series to teach you about the best free tool (and in my opinion the best tool, period) for web analytics: Google Analytics.
The next series of posts will cover implementing the Google Analytics code on your website starting with how to create an account and where to find the GA code.
Read More about Web Analytics Education: Create a Google Account
Chapter 1: Quality Score in High Resolution
Bad news: your PPC success or failure depends on this.
Good news: someone is explaining it
We created a series to teach you about the best free tool (and in my opinion the best tool, period) for web analytics: Google Analytics.
Our first 10 episodes took you through report basics including Dimensions and Metrics, Date Range Selection, and Secondary Dimensions. Today, in part 2, we complete the SERP filter we started in part 1.
Read More about Web Analytics Education: Filter for “Search Engine Result Page” rankings (part 2)
The Preface: Quality Score in High Resolution
Do you want the truth? You can’t HANDLE the truth . . . about Google’s Quality Score
We created a series to teach you about the best free tool (and in my opinion the best tool, period) for web analytics: Google Analytics.
Our first 10 episodes took you through report basics including Dimensions and Metrics, Date Range Selection, and Secondary Dimensions. Today, in part 1, we are working on our first filter that allows you to see on what page of Google your keywords were on when people clicked on them.
Read More about Web Analytics Education: Filter for “Search Engine Result Page” rankings
Six projects to do before you do a website redesign: Learn what the user craves to hear
Tried and true methods here including–brace yourself–CALLING people on the phone for feedback! (I can hear your gasp through my DSL line)