After you determine which blogs are the most popular with your Facebook friends, Twitter followers, or people from other social networking sites, go to those blogs and figure out what made them so popular. It’s easy to assume the content alone makes your blogs popular, and that might be the case. Though, if you go [...]
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Blogging and Comparitive Analytics
November 30, 2010
Today, let’s look at how you can use your Facebook visitors to determine what types of people are visiting your site. If you didn’t read my blog yesterday, you might want to read yesterday’s blog Welcome to Google Analytics Sniper Training School before you read today’s blog. For those who read yesterday’s blog, after you’ve [...]
Welcome to Google Analytics Sniper Training School
November 29, 2010
I’m going to teach you how to target your visitors to get more out of your blogs. Here are some statistics for you: 23.24% of all traffic to my site comes from referring sites, many of those visitors come from social networking sites, and 5.79% of all visitors to my site come from Facebook. The [...]
Directing Traffic to Your Website
November 16, 2010
After you’ve identified which pages result in your highest bounce and/or exit rates and you’ve fixed those pages, move on to see where you’re getting the most love from. If you’re watching your analytics on Google, they categorize your visitors according to direct traffic, search engine traffic, referring sites, and other. If you’re unsure of [...]
Tips to Fix Your Bounce Rate
November 15, 2010
If you write Web/SEO content, you write. You may not write well, but you write. And the secret writing well is stealing from others who write better. No, I don’t mean plagiarism. I mean finding out what works and adapting what works to your own writing style. Any good writer will tell you not to [...]
Google Analytics and Keyword Density
November 9, 2010
#Google #Google#Analytics #Keyword#Density #Website#Optimization #Google#Instant #Keyword#Monitoring Yesterday, I showed that Google Instant is sending people to pages more specified to their searches. I understand there is a temptation to create a website in such a way that will lure people in and make them want to stay for the next ten hours. If you’re Mark [...]
Step 2: Do it Yourself SEO
October 21, 2010
Before getting too far into the process of SEO, you want to make sure you have a Google Analytics (GA) and a Google Webmasters (GW) account. Even if you target Yahoo or Bing, you’ll still want those two accounts. GA is a great way to monitor activity on your site, such as user click behavior, [...]
Using Google Analytics as a Social Media Monitoring Tool
August 26, 2010
For those who take the time to learn how to navigate it correctly, Google Analytics can be a very effective social media monitoring tool. Here are four ways to use Google Analytics to monitor the sentimentality of how people are engaging with your site. These four methods monitor bounce rate, but don’t forget to monitor [...]
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