Web Analytics 2.0: The Art of Online Accountability and Science of Customer Centricity
Released in October 2009, you have 480 pages from the Google Analytics Evangelist. Can I get an “Amen?”
Category: Resources
Twitter chatter: Get the most out of your Reports
Get the most out of your Reports
Down-and-dirty, back-to-basics, how-to guide from Google
Twitter chatter: Hits, Page Views, Visitors and Visits Demystified
Hits, Page Views, Visitors and Visits Demystified
Don’t talk like it’s 1996 and Mosaic has just been released. Anil Batra, another analytics rock star, outlines some of the common terminology and how they are used in today’s vocabulary.
Twitter chatter: Multiple Domains in Google Analytics
Multiple Domains in Google Analytics
We all know that if one is good, a dozen is better. Here’s how to modify your coding to cover several domains
Twitter chatter: 6 Tools Every Google Analylitics User Should Have
6 Tools Every Google Analylitics User Should Have
(Which, by the way has turned into 7 as of this posting)
Terrific time-saving tools for you to install—or at least understand
Twitter chatter: The Economics of Quality Score
The Economics of Quality Score
Don’t throw good money away. Understand a true quality score in the paid search field.
Twitter chatter: 15 Tools to Monitor a Website’s Popularity
15 Tools to Monitor a Website’s Popularity
This is a web analyst’s version of looking over someone’s shoulder in class. Thankfully, in our world, it’s not cheating—it’s learning about your competition.
Twitter chatter: 50 Resources for Getting the Most Out of Google Analytics
50 Resources for Getting the Most Out of Google Analytics
Don’t let the “For Beginners” headline fool you—many items here that are for the Advanced Placement crowd.
Twitter chatter: 14 free tools that reveal why people abandon your website
14 free tools that reveal why people abandon your website
Reduce that bounce rate and learn how to make your site more sticky with these tools.
Twitter chatter: Using a CDN for your WordPress blog
Using a CDN for your WordPress blog
If you are attracting visitors from around the world, don’t make them wait for the pieces to download—use a Content Delivery Network in another country.