In this article, I will present 8 of the most useful Google Analytics enhancements that will give you the ability to collect and interpret data for your startup more successfully.
Know your audience. It’s one of the key rules of getting better conversions. These days, knowing your audience isn’t simply about overall web traffic analytics; it means understanding your mobile and social audience too. Here’s why.
Analytics spam was one of the hot analytics topics in 2015 (peaking during the summer of 2015). It seems the topic regained some popularity during November and it appears that the traffic spam problem is not over just yet.
Lead scoring is the ultimate conversion optimization hack: if you want to make sure leads get delivered to your sales team on time and that they’re truly qualified, you need to standardize the conditions of the hand-off. Call it automated quality assurance. A high score means prospects are very interested…
Heatmaps are everywhere these days. You see them on the weather, on real estate sites – basically anywhere there’s data to display. And while we may think of heatmaps as a 21st century thing, it turns out they have been around since at least the 19th century.
Understanding analytics is at the heart of successful conversion optimization, because you need to measure what’s happening so that you know what to change or update. One shortcut to using analytics for conversion optimization is to learn from the experts. That’s the reason for this roundup of great advice from…
It’s a big day today. You log into your analytics and see that after months of hard work you’ve managed to increase your traffic by a whopping 50%! You pat yourself on the back and head to the pub to celebrate this monumental achievement. But your excitement is short lived.…
If you really want to get conversions, you need to be a mind reader. I’m not even kidding. Understanding what users want (known as user intent) has become a driving force in search engine optimization (SEO) and search marketing to help bring more people to your site.
Ninety percent of the world’s data was generated in the last two years. By 2012, it reached 2.8 zettabytes (1 zettabyte equals 1,000,000,000,000 gigabytes), and experts projected that it would double by the end of this year. I’d say we’re on track to do just that.
