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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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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UPDATED! One of our most popular posts for the past few years, this ultimate guide to SEO techniques that grow rankings has been updated to get you ready for a successful 2019! In today’s rapidly shifting world, SEO techniques can change on a dime—and the worst part is, that you might not even know it.
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Here’s a bold statement: “SEO in the travel industry is immensely challenging.” The sheer number of pages to manage, complexities of properties, flights, accommodation, availability, occupancy, destinations, not to mention the crazy amount of APIs and databases to make a travel site function, can all make life tricky for an SEO, particularly when it comes
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Understanding Google Analytics scope unlocks how to make the most out of your data, especially any kind of customizable reports. Scope touches everything you do in Google Analytics, whether you know it or not. When navigating Google Analytics with a full comprehension of scope, you’re a force to be reckoned with. ⛔ WARNING: Without a fundamental
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I love segments! I like how you can use them to specify your data. How you can use them to give more context to your data. And by specifying your data, you gain more insight and you get closer to understanding your audience. Being closer to understanding your audience, in turn, means being closer to
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Have you ever had a question regarding your Google Analytics data, but you have no idea where to dig in to find your answer? The Google Analytics Intelligence feature allows you to easily ask questions about your data in plain English. Answers to your questions are fast, understandable, and provide opportunities to dig in further through linked
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I have 3 Google Analytics analysis tips that I share with every new hire in the Seer’s Analytics division, that I feel are critical for the success of any beginner doing analysis and searching for actionable insights. I’ve found, through my time analyzing data, that there are three basic tools any analyst can and should
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Most website owners make use of Google Analytics to measure their online marketing efforts. A lot of information can be pulled out of the data, which gives you valuable insights that can help you improve your future marketing campaigns. However, lots of website owners look at direct revenue from the channels used, and this can
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