Some days, it’s nearly impossible to come up with fresh content for your blog. Other days, you’re brimming with ideas.
Or maybe you think your website is as perfect as can be - all of your visitors find exactly what they came for.
Regardless of which camp you’re in, your website [...]
Archive for the Tag ‘google analytics’
What You’re Missing on your Website or Blog: A Secret for Content Creation
How to Discover the Pages on Your Site With the Most Search Traffic
*This guest tip was provided by Dee Barizo from Celebrific*
Once you’ve been running a site for a while, your analytics stats become a great source of information for improving your search optimization. One simple way to leverage your stats is to figure out which pages or posts are attracting [...]
Google Analytics: How to Track Image Referrals
*The guest tip was provided by Gaurav Sharma*
Google Analytics classifies traffic from Google Images as referral traffic. Websites which get a lot of traffic from Google Images are not able to analyze the keywords they get the traffic from. There is a way to force GA to treat Google [...]
Dig Your Top Content for Keywords with Great Potential
Sometimes the most genius ideas are just at your finger tips. You just need to go ahead and take them. For example, don’t waste hours of your precious time wrecking your head over new post ideas. When you are stuck, look for inspiration within already published content.
Google Analytics is the perfect tool for that:
Go to [...]
Set Up Google Analytics IP Filter to Exclude Internal Traffic
The following tip was contributed by Chelsea Blacker.
Google Analytics accounts for all visitors to a site, and it’s important to catch accurate data by excluding visitors who don’t count. Visitors who “don’t count” may include:
marketers & developers working on the site
visitors who work at the company/organization the website is promoting
First, look [...]

