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Web Analytics

What Does ‘Bounce Rate’ Mean?

by Sam McArthur on June 8, 2010

in Web Analytics

Those of you who use Google Analytics are probably familiar with the term ‘bounce rate‘ as it’s one of the stats you’ll see when you login to your account to view traffic to your site as in the image below (which you can click on if you want to see it a bit bigger). But [...]

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Whenever we run workshops or give talks to groups about the benefits of using the internet to market small business, there’s one question we invariably get asked. “Will social media marketing work for my business?” The short answer is you don’t know – until you try it!  In our experience, owners of small businesses are [...]

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Where Are Your Sales Coming From?

by Sam McArthur on March 5, 2009

in Web Analytics

One question I always ask prospects and clients is whether they’ve got website tracking in place, i.e stats which tell them who’s visiting their website, where they came from and what they’re doing on their site. More often than not the stats are there, but how often they look at them, or whether they understand [...]

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Do You Know Who’s Visiting Your Website?

by Sam McArthur on December 9, 2008

in Web Analytics

Finding out how many people are visiting your website and where they came from is a fundamental part of your internet marketing. If you don’t know this information, it’s very difficult to make informed decisions as to which part of your marketing is actually working. So, what can you do about setting up website tracking [...]

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