It can be intimidating to tackle the challenge of big data. While some tech-thinking companies have led the charge toward analytics, metrics and measurement, many companies are still grounded by the weight of having more questions than answers. How much data should I collect? What metrics are important to me? How do I get the […]
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Google originally released InMarket Audiences in 2014 for Display and YouTube. A few years later, in 2018, Google released InMarket Audiences for search, and Bing followed suit this summer. So why should marketers care? InMarket Audiences allow advertisers to find users who are currently searching for products or services similar to yours. The users are
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Amazon announced this week that is now using the Media Rating Council’s (MRC) standard for viewability when reporting view-through conversions. Why you should care Under the MRC standard, an ad impression is considered viewable when at least 50 percent of the pixels are in-view for at least one second. Only impressions deemed viewable based on
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Google Ads is an expensive game if you get it wrong. So, we figure you’re doing what you can to measure the performance of your campaigns. But just how are you doing that? Our best guess is you’re using your own historical data to measure your success. Of course, the inbuilt problem there is that
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Delivering a seamless user experience on your website is one important way to boost your page’s conversion rate. This conversion rate has a lot to do with the loading speed of your website. The faster the website, the better the percentage of conversions. PageSpeed can even have a direct impact on your Ads campaigns and
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How do I determine how successful my channels are? Which of my channels are driving the highest value users? How should I optimize my media mix to capture more high value conversions? If you’re asking these questions, you’re already thinking about your attribution model. What is an Attribution Model? An attribution model is a set
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If you’re collecting website data in Google Analytics, you should know a few things about how data is organized within the interface. First off, there are three stages of the Google Analytics hierarchy: Account – Contains all of your data for all websites Property – Each property has a unique tracking ID (UA-########) View –
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Do you use GTM? If so, are you prepared for the worst, even while hoping for the best? Read my new post to ensure you are prepared if things go wrong to be able to take action quick to fix your data. Thou Must Plan for the Best, But Still Prepare for the Worst. –
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It’s that time of the year again: reflecting on the year that’s past as we prepare for 2019 lurking around the corner. In this article, we have a roundup of some of our fan favorite pieces from 2018 on SEO. From how to’s to tips to tools, these were some of our highlights from the
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We all know Google Analytics is a powerful tool for serving up actionable data. And one of the quickest ways to get that data is to be clear about what all those terms mean. What does bounce rate mean and is it connected in anyway to exit rate? And how about sessions and page views?
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