Track all your website hits
One of the most important things you can do as an online business owner, entrepreneur, marketer, or
advertiser is track the impact that each and every one of your campaigns have – not only as far as your
bottom line profits are...
More
Track all your website hits
One of the most important things you can do as an online business owner, entrepreneur, marketer, or
advertiser is track the impact that each and every one of your campaigns have – not only as far as your
bottom line profits are concerned, but how much traffic your getting, what kind of traffic you’re getting,
and how that website traffic relates to your business success (or failure).
And though there are a number of tools out there to help you track of this essential data, Google
Analytics is far and away the most popular of the bunch. Sure, it’s 100% free price tag has a lot to do
with its popularity (as well as the fact that it’s made by Google) – but there are things you need to know
about Google Analytics before you jump right into it with both feet track all your website hits.
What is Google Analytics (GA) supposed to track, anyways?
Before you begin to wonder does GA really track visits accurately or is it “fluffing the numbers”, you
need to understand
Less
