Earlier I posted that Google Analytics and other JavaScript-based tracking tools might be undercounting visits from Twitter. I’ve done some more digging, which supports the case. In my test, Twitter seems to have sent 500% to 1600% more traffic than log files or hosted stats packages like Google Analytics might show.
* For those that don't know, Danny Sullivan is a top SEO worth following @dannysullivan
Hubspot Website Grader and Google Analytics issues
Posted November 21st, 2009 by Renee
I've been working on building my website optimization and improving my website grade through Hubspot Website Grader. About a month ago, I hired a company to create a blog and integrate it with my website. They turned my website into a Wordpress site with a blog. Since then, Google Analytics hasn't been reporting visitors to my site, and Hubspot's website grader doesn't seem to be picking up CMS changes I've made. Despite that, my grade is slowly going up.
Google Analytics Configuration Audit for B2B E-Commerce Site with 26 Subdomains
Posted September 10th, 2009 by Rebekah Donaldson
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B2B Communications Does someone here have experience in examining the configuration of an e-commerce site’s Google analytics?
We need to make sure a B2B e-commerce client’s funnels and conversion events etc are set up properly -- for each of 20+ subdomains, no less -- so we get an accurate baseline before shopping cart, SEO and PPC upgrades then accurate picture over time of what changes have what effect.
I'm at red@b2bcommunications.com - pls respond by email.
Read more »Is Twitter Sending You 500-1600% More Traffic Than You Might Think?
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Director of Search Marketing
Posted July 1st, 2009 by CondoDomain
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CondoDomain CondoDomain is a web-based real estate company that is operating in 18 cities nationwide. The company was founded in 2005 as a web-based portal for luxury new developments and recently (2008) has shifted into the evoloving space of online brokerage.
Read more »Question on web analytics: Squarespace VS Google Analytics
Posted June 17th, 2009 by Raul Castanon
I recently migrated my blog from Blogger to my own domain with Squarespace. I was using Google Analytics but Squarespace has its own statistics. I am having trouble, however, understanding their analytics feature; it is either too basic (compared with what I get from Google Analytics) or I don't know how to use it.
If anyone has any experience with Squarespace and can provide some advice I'd greatly appreciate it, thanks.
Raul C.
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