For a website, gaining RSS subscribers requires hard work as visitors prefer to subscribe websites with fresh/quality content & expect this to be continious. On the other hand, RSS subscribers are very valuable loyal readers which follow the website regularly. So, for a website, it is very important to analyze “how visitors become RSS readers” like: * from [...]
December 16, 2009
For a website, gaining RSS subscribers requires hard work as visitors prefer to subscribe websites with fresh/quality content & expect this to be continious. On the other hand, RSS subscribers are very valuable loyal readers which follow the website regularly. So, for a website, it is very important to analyze “how visitors become RSS readers” like: * from [...]
December 15, 2009
Understanding your website’s bounce rate can be the key between creating a more user friendly or profitable website. The 5 articles below should hopefully help you to do that: via 5 Articles To Understanding Your Websites Bounce Rate | Acuity Designs.
December 15, 2009
With advanced segmentation, you can look beyond the totals and into the nuances of the data for your site. For example, the average time on site for all visits could be 60 seconds, but when you segment by country, you might learn that average time on site of visits from Poland is over 2 minutes. So [...]
December 15, 2009
Almost everyone wants to exclude their own traffic from their Google Analytics results in order to accurately analyse and monitor the data that they are gathering. This is a pretty simple task if you have a static IP, or use a small range of IPs, but if you have a completely variable one (like me) [...]
December 14, 2009
Google Analytics is great to tracking your site traffic. I started out using Statcounter.com to track my site visits, but over the years i’ve wanted more information so I switched over to using Google Analytics. Google provides an excellent dashboard to monitor and dig into your sites traffic and drill down the information to see [...]
December 2, 2009
I heard a huge cheer from the Internet today and found that Google Analytics has launched async mode which finally unclogs our browsers from blocking. via Ajaxian » Google Analytics unblocks the Web w/ Async support.
November 30, 2009
The old way to track clicks and outbound links in Google Analytics was to call the _trackPageview function on the click event, passing it a label that could then be searched for in Analytics. One of the problems with this method was that the clicks were counted as pageviews, affecting your total pageview number. Now Analytics [...]
November 10, 2009
I use Google Analytics for my web sites, you might use Mint or something else bespoke, but if you’re using JavaScript to track those stats (as Google does), you’re not capturing how many users you have that don’t have JavaScript installed. I’ve written a plugin which I’ll share with you and also explain how it works [...]
December 17, 2009
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