Google Analytics goals: Your ticket to going platinum
Sit in the front row as Brendon Cottreau walks you through setting up Google Analytics goals that will deliver ROI on your hard work.
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Sit in the front row as Brendon Cottreau walks you through setting up Google Analytics goals that will deliver ROI on your hard work.
Russian hackers are targeting Google Analytics users with referral spam. Here’s how to avoid any misinterpretations of data.
Did you know estimates peg 70% of social shares today as “dark social”? Here’s a Google Analytics workaround.
Content writers can use Google Analytics to understand what readers want and refine their approaches to create more successful marketing assets.
Brafton writer John King shares why becoming Google Analytics qualified has made him a better content writer.
You may not be able to track content marketing ROI as effectively as you’d like if you don’t create Goals in Analytics reports.
Google understands that Bot visits can muddy content analytics reports, so it updated its reporting functions to remove them from results.
Google wants webmasters to make the switch to Universal Analytics and it’s offering more data for compliance.
Take a look at our team’s resolutions for 2014, and you’ll notice quite a few Braftonians listed becoming Google Analytics certified as a goal for the new year. With Brafton’s new Google Analytics pilot program officially underway for our editorial team, getting certified won’t be just a resolution for some, but an easily attainable reality… Read more »
Google recently announced Content Grouping, a feature that will help marketers analyze their metrics is a simpler, but more meaningful way.