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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | EMARKETING STRATEGIST AUGUST 24, 2010 Who’s Tracking You Online? If you use Google Analytics (and you should be), you’re installing a cookie to track what pages visitors click on, how long they stay on that page, what browser they used to find you and other statistics. When you look at your Google Analytics data, you don’t know who visited your site but you do get valuable information that in aggregate helps you fine tune your website and hopefully increase sales. Learn more about how Google Analytics uses cookies: [link]. For some of the points, I have included the minute of the show you can queue up more information. | EMARKETING STRATEGIST NOVEMBER 8, 2011 What Is RSS and How Does It Get Readers to My Blog? You’re paying attention to your Analytics, right? The firs and possibly most important step in promoting your blog is having an RSS feed. RSS, which stands for “really simple syndication,” enables people who want to read your blog in the future to be notified when your blog has a new blog post. They think everybody in hearing distance is getting their message. Your blog works the same way. | | | | | | | EMARKETING STRATEGIST NOVEMBER 8, 2011 What Is RSS and How Does It Get Readers to My Blog? You’re paying attention to your Analytics, right? The firs and possibly most important step in promoting your blog is having an RSS feed. RSS, which stands for “really simple syndication,” enables people who want to read your blog in the future to be notified when your blog has a new blog post. They think everybody in hearing distance is getting their message. Your blog works the same way. | EMARKETING STRATEGIST AUGUST 24, 2010 Who’s Tracking You Online? If you use Google Analytics (and you should be), you’re installing a cookie to track what pages visitors click on, how long they stay on that page, what browser they used to find you and other statistics. When you look at your Google Analytics data, you don’t know who visited your site but you do get valuable information that in aggregate helps you fine tune your website and hopefully increase sales. Learn more about how Google Analytics uses cookies: [link]. For some of the points, I have included the minute of the show you can queue up more information. | |
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