By installing Google Analytics on your site, you can track how well you are bringing potential clients to the site and your success in converting users into clients. Forbes contributor Peter Boyd has published an article on using Google Analytics to track your SEO efforts. He says, “It is important to keep track of analytic data from your website on a regular basis. Many of the law firms I’ve worked with chart their progress monthly in areas such as the number of newsletter sign-ups, bounce rate (i.e., how quickly a user left the site) and most-viewed blog posts. The precise metrics... [...]

Search Engine Journal is hosting a live podcast ‘Google Analytics: What’s A Good Bounce Rate In 2022?’ on Friday, February 18, 2022, at 3 pm ET. The podcast will feature Kayle Larkin, a data-driven SEM strategist at Larkin SEO. Loren Baker says, “Kayle is the “legit” Analytics + SEM consultant for B2B and eCom companies worldwide. She also made GA’s list of “Women in Analytics” for 2020. She has written guides on using Google Analytics to build profitable marketing campaigns on Search Engine Journal and Ahrefs. Her guides have also been shared on Twitter and LinkedIn... [...]

By evaluating how your social media marketing campaigns are performing, you can continue to make the required changes for achieving better results. Orbit Media’s Andy Crestodina has shared five ways to help you use Google Analytics to track social media. He says, “This post shows the step-by-step process for answering each of these questions. How much traffic is social media bringing to your site? Which specific social networks are sending traffic to your site? How much social traffic is going to any specific blog post or web page? How to create a segment to see social media traffic... [...]

Infinum Inc. contributor Mirna Hari has published an article on Google Analytics titled ‘A Google Analytics Love Affair’. She says, “Many love stories happen spontaneously; or even accidentally. But some start with a meticulously planned strategy. This particular strategy included asking a boy out using Google Analytics, or more precisely, using UTM parameters. UTM parameters UTMs are customizable pieces of text that you add to a URL, which allow analytics software like Google Analytics to track custom traffic. Using UTM-s can help us figure stuff out like which traffic sources,... [...]

Google has published a new guide called ‘Four steps to get started with the next generation of Google Analytics’ to help you start new Google Analytics. The Google team says, “As customers engage with your business in new ways, it’s important that you are able to understand their journeys across multiple touchpoints, and deliver better experiences that meet their evolving needs. Analytics gives you the essential insights you need to be ready for what’s next, and the new Google Analytics is designed to help you get better ROI from your marketing for the long term. While the... [...]

MOZ has published a new Whiteboard Friday video titled ‘How Do Sessions Work in Google Analytics?’ feature Tom Capper. The MOZ team says, “Google Analytics data is used to support tons of important work, ranging from our everyday marketing reporting, all the way to investment decisions. To that end, it’s integral that we’re aware of just how that data works. In this Best of Whiteboard Friday edition, Tom Capper explains how the sessions metric in Google Analytics works, several ways that it can have unexpected results, and as a bonus, how sessions affect the time... [...]

By correctly using Google Analytics platform you can learn about the performance of your marketing campaigns and make required changes for better results. Neil Patel has published a new video ‘How to Use Advanced Features in Google Analytics’ to help you enhance your marketing with advanced Google Analytics features. He says, “Today in SEO Unlocked we’re going to be going over Google Analytics part two. In other words, I’m going to help you master Google Analytics and got into some of the nitty-gritty details that you need to know to really succeed”. Watch the... [...]

Cross-domain tracking refers to the process of tracking multiple domains in a single Google Analytics property. It allows you to collect data from multiple websites into a single reporting view. Conversion Uplift contributor Neal Cole has published ‘A Guide To Cross-Domain Tracking in Google Analytics’ to help you extend your Google Analytics coverage and improve your marketing performance. Cole says, “You won’t need cross-domain tracking when users go between different sub-domains. Sub-domains are used to categorise different sections of a website, from blogs,... [...]

The latest ‘Web Marketing Today’ blog post is titled “Google Analytics, AdWords, and Return on Investment”. Kevin Webster says, “Pay-per-click costs can be expensive to many small business. While the Google AdWords interface can show significant amounts of data around conversions, to really understand the impact of your advertising expenditures, it’s useful to track results in Google Analytics. To begin, you simply need to connect your AdWords account to your Google Analytics account via the latter’s admin section. Once that is complete, the section of the Acquisition tab will begin... [...]

You can now Segment Real-Time data In your Real-Time reports, click on a page element to segment your data by different dimensions, such as country or communications medium. For example, you can observe how social media is impacting site traffic from an industry conference, and more. Learn how to segment your analytics data Save time finding your favorite reports with Shortcuts Shortcuts help you get the exact view you want of your Analytics data quickly.Use Shortcuts to set up a view of your analytics once, save it, and come back to it in a single click. Discover how to save time on your favorite... [...]