Implementation Best Practices in Web Analytics (Javascript Tags)
Here are some implementation best practices, in no apparent order of importance….
# 1: Tag all your pages.
# 2: Tags go last (customers come first :).
# 3: Tags should be inline.
# 4: What’s your unique page definition?
# 5: Use cookies intelligently (they are delicious).
# 6: Javascript wrapped links might be a issue.
# 7: Redirects, be aware of them.
# 8: Validate data is being captured correctly.
# 9: Don’t forget Flash, Flex, RIA, RSS, Videos etc.
More information at http://www.kaushik.net/avinash/web-analytics-technical-implementation-best-practices-javascript-tags/
# 1: Tag all your pages.
# 2: Tags go last (customers come first :).
# 3: Tags should be inline.
# 4: What’s your unique page definition?
# 5: Use cookies intelligently (they are delicious).
# 6: Javascript wrapped links might be a issue.
# 7: Redirects, be aware of them.
# 8: Validate data is being captured correctly.
# 9: Don’t forget Flash, Flex, RIA, RSS, Videos etc.
More information at http://www.kaushik.net/avinash/web-analytics-technical-implementation-best-practices-javascript-tags/
Difference Between Old & New SEO SMO Process in 2014
On
Page SEO - Old Process
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On
Page SEO - New Process
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Traffic and Ranking
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User Engagement & Brand Exposure
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Aiming for more traffic and higher rankings
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Aiming for bigger user engagement and brand
exposure.
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focusing on organic traffic from search engines
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focusing on social media and referral traffic
from various websites
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Content
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Creating titles and headlines for keywords
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Creating a catchy headlines and engaging content
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Focusing on exact match anchor text
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Focusing on keyword diversity
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Competing solely in search engines
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Competing in industry related blogs
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Writing your own blog
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Managing social media in terms of content
publication
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Avoiding personal exposure
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Being the face of the brand and using authorship
markup
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OFF
Page SEO - Old Process
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OFF
Page SEO - New Process
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LINK
EARNING
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Adding websites to directories manually
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High quality guest blogging in industry trusted
sites
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Buying Links
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Participating in link exchange programs
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Scoring Backlinks
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Establishing relations
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Link for link exchange
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link without any conditions
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Offering a link regardless to whether you receive
a backlink
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Results thanks to technical method
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results thanks to content creation
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Results are generated based on technical methods
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Results are achieved by putting time in content
creation
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Short term efforts
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long term strategy
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Focusing on here and now.
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Operating in an accordance with long term
strategy
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Short term actions aimed to trick search engines
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SOCIAL MEDIA
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Old
Process
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New
Process
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KEYWORDS
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Focusing on keywords
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Using #Tags
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Content Distribution
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Communication
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Publishing content via social media
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using social media for communication around
content
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Article submission sites
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Viral exposure
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Getting exposure based on article submission
sites
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Getting viral exposure thanks to great content
and people who share it
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Commentings for backlinks
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Participating in community
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Interaction and commenting within community for
backlinks
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Sharing the experience
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Helping people with the problems they encounter
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Building relations and personal authroity
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Revised Google Places Quality Guidelines Updated
Revised Google Places Quality Guidelines Updated:
- Your title should reflect your business’s real-world title.
- In addition to your business’s real-world title, you may include a single descriptor that helps customers locate your business or understand what your business offers.
- Marketing taglines, phone numbers, store codes, or URLs are not valid descriptors.
- Examples of acceptable titles with descriptors (in italics for demonstration purposes) are “Starbucks Downtown” or “Joe’s Pizza Delivery”. Examples that would not be accepted would be “#1 Seattle Plumbing”, “Joe’s Pizza Best Delivery”, or “Joe’s Pizza Restaurant Dallas”.
What is KPI in Google Analytics?
A key performance indicator (KPI) is a metric that helps you understand how you are doing against your objectives.
Website Objective: There are 3 types of Website Objectives are there Generate Leads, Create Awareness or Highlighting Events.
Example 1:
1 Objective:
Here my website objective or goals is Generate Leads (Email/Contact) for my camera shop.
2. KPI: Conv.Signups
3. Target: 45/Month
4. Segment: Traffic Sources/Site Tool Used
Example 2:
1. Objective: Reinforce online/offline advertising
2. KPI: Branded Traffic
3. Target: 5k Visits/Month
4. Segments: Traffic Sources/Converted Visits.
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