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5 Basic Google Analytics Tracking And Researching Tips

By on February 12, 2012

Google Analytics is undoubtedly a great tracking tool but once you learn the basics, most webmasters are pretty much done with this tool. They never really venture out and explore Google Analytics’ potentials that are simply there right in front of our noses.

Though Google Analytics is extremely simple and very easy to use, (when you know a feature exists) unfortunately many features usually go unnoticed. However, with the right usage of these tools, you can make Google Analytics and tracking tool capable of doing much more beyond simply tracking data from your website.

First you must make sure you have the Google analytics code installed into your website so it can track your data and make it available for you. After a few days, then you should see some interesting statistics in Google Analytics.

Please note: I used to think that Google Analytics was very difficult to use until I looked at things in a different way. The problem is I was trying to learn from people that explain things in an unclear way. These instructions below might not be simple for you either, but if they are not do not give up, simply find some similar instructions that help you understand better.

Tip #1: Overview Comparison Charts

The overview comparison chart is an amazing Google Analytics tool that many webmasters do not know how to use properly. The report charts are not simply some numbers but with careful usage of information, you can make out a lot of things about the website from them.

If you click on the overview comparison chart, you can compare the information on any date you specify. It explains everything from unique visitors, the time they spend on your website, bounce rate and the exit rate!

Best of all, it compares data from different dates, saving you significant time. You can import the data to PDF and send it through e-mail to anyone you want.

Overview comparison charts is the best method to stay in touch with your team and update them about your website. But if you have not team yet, you can even get regular updates sent to yourself to help you with your SEO.

How to see a date comparison in Google Analytics

Just say you are investing a particular piece of content on your site. You will see a date range in the top right corner. Simply press on the small drop down arrow next to the date. Then you will see a check box next to “compared to past”. Tick this box and you will have the option to enter in another set of dates to compare with the previous date. See the screenshot below.

Basic Google Analytics Tracking

here is a screenshot of a comparison that I did in Google Analytics. It shows a dramatic drop in traffic when comparing two dates for the same piece of content. This is extremely valuable information and you can now research and compare all the data from those two different dates.

Basic Google Analytics Tracking

Tip #2: Regular Expressions Means Saving Time and Effective Search

Those who are familiar with using regular expressions certainly know how effective they are in filtering results. Beating out unwanted information is the major challenge for many developers and regular expressions can help you a lot.

There are quite a few of them but here are some worth knowing (Everything without quotes [“”]):

  • “.=” stands for matching any single character
  • “*=” stands for match – or previous
  • “|” logical OR
  • “$” means must occur at the end
  • “()” can match items while “[]” matches a list of items

They’re highly effective when it comes to generating the anticipated results and with the regular use of them, you will find it easier in securing all the data you want. To explain how to use Regular expressions I suggest you see this Free Report from Lunametrics. To tell the truth, this is even a bit difficult for me to explain to you and I wouldn’t blame you if you ignored regular expressions altogether. But unfortunately, this is the edge that successful Webmasters have.

Tip #3: Running a Ranking Report

Webmasters use Google Analytics to know the performance of their website and this is how you have to do it.

  • Go to ‘traffic sources’
  • Then ‘Sources’
  • Go to ‘Search’
  • Go to ‘Organic’

Here you will find a tab called conversion data and you can find many interesting features here. A noteworthy feature is sorting keywords and checking the conversion rate for each keyword.

You can also find the keywords that are driving traffic to the site and then use a tracking tool to check its ranking report.

Now you can use this option to see what the main keywords are for your site. But an even better option is to compare two dates as well.

See the screenshot below. In the first date range my keywords were bringing in 525 visits and in the second date range they brought one visit. Oh no! Now I can see what I need to work on.

Basic Google Analytics Tracking

Tip #4 Choosing the Number Of Rows

A lot of us have experienced with Google Analytics in one way or the other but there are many simple things that go unnoticed for us. They’re commonly found mistake among webmasters is customizing the Google Analytics interface to their best comfort.

For instance, you can choose the number of rows you want to display. You have a maximum option up to 500 and this is stressful for webmasters who run large websites. It’s ironic that many of them, even the highly experienced ones, often fail to use this amazing tool that can get all the info they want.

You can find this option at the bottom of every page. As you can see from the screenshot below, I have selected 25 rows to be shown.

Basic Google Analytics Tracking

The greatest advantage of using this tool is exporting your data efficiently to an Excel sheet. Though they are live versions of Microsoft Excel they do not support several rows. The modern versions come with this feature and making use of it is essential for your website.

You will see an export link at the top.

Basic Google Analytics Tracking

In the screenshot above I have chosen to download an export file as “CSV for Excel”.

Here is the great tool you can use to download more than 500 rows:

At the end of each URL, just add (without quotes) “&limit=3000”. The number given here is for reference but you can add any number, even 10,000 or more if you want!

The display won’t show you more than 500 rows but when you export the data to an Excel sheet, say that you entered 6,000; you will get the entire rows!

This tool is simply amazing and come handy for tracking results for your website. Hence, it is highly recommended.

So just say you have chosen to see 500 rows but this is not enough for you. All you have to do is go to the URL at the top of the screen and paste “&limit=3000″ on the end. Then when you export your file you will see 3000 rows of data.

Tip #5: Scheduling An Email Report

Ever wondered how to communicate effectively with your team or clients about the Google Analytics data you are collecting, or even better, sending the same to those who don’t have access to Google Analytics?

You can set the frequency of these e-mails that have to be sent and the “add to existing” feature ensures you can send multiple reports at a time rather than sending them in multiple e-mails. The best thing about the e-mail reporting tool is the data you provide is followed, and the next month, data of the same number of days you specified last time will be sent automatically!

There are different formats you can choose to send adapter such as PDF, CSV, XML and TSV. Oh, you can also choose which day of the week the data should be sent! Isn’t it simply awesome?

These are just five great Google Analytics tools that you can use to get the most out of this amazing tool provided by Google. However, there are many tips and tactics that can make your user experience even better.

These instructions are from Google Analytics help section:

To send reports immediately:
1. Click Email below the title of the report you want to send.
2. When the Setup Email screen appears, find the Send Now tab.
3. Enter a list of recipients in the To field.
4. Specify a format for the email (XML, PDF, CSV, or TSV).
5. Provide a subject and description.
6. Click Send.

To send on a regularly-scheduled basis:
1. Click Email below the title of the report you want to send.
2. When the Setup Email screen appears, find the Schedule tab.
3. Enter a list of recipients in the To field.
4. Specify a format for the email (XML, PDF, CSV, or TSV).
5. Provide a subject and description.
6. Select a schedule from the drop-down menu:

  • Daily reports are sent each day (beginning the next day) and report data for the previous day.
  • Weekly reports are sent each Monday (beginning the next Monday) and report data for the previous Monday through Sunday.
  • Monthly reports are sent on the first day of each month (beginning the first day of the next month) and report the previous month’s data.
  • Quarterly reports are sent on the first day of each quarter (i.e. January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1) and report the previous quarter’s data.

Note: Scheduling is based on timezones in the United States. The timing of scheduled reports for users outside of the United States varies due to timezone and may result in a significant schedule delay.

7. Click Schedule.

If you are having trouble finding the e-mail button, simply go to the top of your screen and revert back to the old version of Google Analytics. For some reason the e-mail button is missing in the new version but is meant to be coming soon.

The easiest way to learn more about this great tool is continuously using it. You will come across many interesting features that are essential for improving the quality and performance of your website and in the long run, you will create a custom checklist of data that works best for you.

Learning how to get the most out of Google Analytics is definitely a great idea to improve the performance of your website and learn how to bring more traffic to your website. Using Google Analytics tracking will also help you figure out which blog posts to promote by telling you which ones are the most successful. Therefore these Google Analytics tracking and researching tips will prove very valuable to any Webmaster out there.

About mitz

My name is Milica Pantic but everyone calls me Mitz. I am addicted to internet marketing and making money online. Who wouldn't want to live that life? I started out with one website as a hobby and now have over 20. Building websites and making money online is not that hard. You have to actually take action to make money...that is the biggest hurdle! :)

69 Comments

  1. Christine

    September 21, 2012 at 12:07 pm

    Thanks for making this stuff (sort of) easy to understand. Can’t tell how many hours I’ve spent trying to get to grips with GA. It’s appreciated!

    Reply

  2. Maja

    April 10, 2012 at 3:17 am

    There is another important feature of the Google Analytic that we can integrate it with Google Adsense.to see our daily income graph.
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  3. Henry Seo

    April 2, 2012 at 8:33 pm

    Google Analytics rocks and is one of the most impt webmaster tool. But the huge amount of data available can be overwhelming. Do you have any tips on report creation – what are key metrics or elements we should choose to create dashboard report for SEO tracking.
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  4. Smith

    March 29, 2012 at 5:32 pm

    Here you share about the google analytic tools which is very helpful for any blog or any website. Actually the website analytic tool r very effective when experienced internet marketing personnel review and interpret the collected data. Any experienced man can easily misuse ur data and then do any thing negative changes 2 your website…..
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  5. mark

    March 28, 2012 at 9:26 pm

    Really informative post here Mitz,

    I DEFINATLY think scheduling an email is a really useful tool in analytics which is not used anywhere near as much as it should be. It makes things really organised for the team seeing how the account is performing every month. Google also has introduced warning emails if a certian area of a campaign is underperforming which i am going to look into.
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    • mitz

      March 29, 2012 at 1:56 pm

      I agree that setting up the email option is a great idea. I often forget to look at my stats and this really helps me stay on top of SEO.

      Reply

  6. Tanik

    March 26, 2012 at 6:24 pm

    Thanks for the blogroll and shoutout. You’re on my reading list as you provide great info and you blog regularly. Thank you very much Mitz
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  7. Danny

    March 16, 2012 at 6:17 pm

    Those are great tips!
    I love google analytics and it only gets better and better. But you really need to spend some time just playing with it to find out a lot of “hidden” features.
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  8. John Allmand

    March 10, 2012 at 5:18 am

    great tips regarding the analytics, it is easy but really very useful for keep tracking your user’s. Thanks for explaining useful information in such a good way.

    Reply

  9. Mj

    March 3, 2012 at 4:26 pm

    Awesome article , I had just left using Google analytics due to lack of interest in it but after checking this article it has made me to immediately switch back to it as i never knew i could do so much good to my website with it ! Thanks again , Google rocks !

    Reply

  10. Angel Collins

    February 24, 2012 at 10:44 pm

    Great post, I totally agree that Google is the best, all the things that you need to know is here.

    Reply

  11. Nirmal

    February 22, 2012 at 1:46 pm

    As you have said, I find GA difficult to learn. The interface gives me no confidence that I can learn it. Comparision charts are quite simple to understand. Thanks for the tips and the free report. Email report and organic reports are interesting. I still have to work more with GA.
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    • mitz

      February 22, 2012 at 3:42 pm

      Yes it is hard to learn but worth it in the end. What you can find out is amazing.

      Reply

  12. Pierro

    February 18, 2012 at 3:45 am

    Thanks for the blogroll and shoutout. You’re on my reading list as you provide great info and you blog regularly. Keep on bloggin’Thanks for this list. I was just looking for that kind of information.

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  13. Alex

    February 16, 2012 at 3:08 pm

    I have only recently began to use Google Analytics unfortunately, but from the few weeks I have been using it, it really has provided me with some invaluable information. I am a novice user with Google Analytics, and this post has really simplified and taught me insightful techniques. So, thank you for the great post!

    Reply

  14. Jeo

    February 15, 2012 at 8:01 pm

    Main problem is that most users block Google Analytics. I used GA for almost a year until I realized that its statistics were plain wrong. It said one time 1,000 users but my web server log file said the truth: 2,500 users. Anyway, in my opinion using GA is like fooling the customer. One day a customer wrote me if I would be so nice to delete his history from my logs and it was awful to tell her that I have no access to the log files because Google saves them all. Then I moved to eTracker. At least they have TOS and are able to delete log files. Worth every dollar.

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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:34 am

      Google knows everything anyway and maybe eTraker has a copy of the logs? Who knows what is going on really? I am just using the tool to help my business and it is.. That is my only goal. Google has done nothing but help me.
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  15. Bryan Ring

    February 16, 2012 at 5:39 am

    You already know what I am going to say…I will say it anyway…You Are Right! I read a couple comments also here about how “Googles Analytics is wrong” O~M~G~ I am laughing soooo hard right now.
    I would ask this: “Which one is more accurate than Google”? Clearly Google has haters, I know I have haters, in both of my niches.
    I have Google alerts set up through my email to inform me when my “keywords” are used somewhere. This has been a very beneficial tool for article writing, along with more LEARNING!

    YOU ARE A TRUE INSPIRATION!…Have I said this toooo much?
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  16. saddles

    February 15, 2012 at 5:39 pm

    that’s very useful tips for google analytics. especially the command, that’s my first time to know the command using in google analytics.

    Reply

  17. KennethThomas

    February 15, 2012 at 7:07 am

    Hi..
    nice post contains info useful for the analytic users..
    please explain the campaign option also…
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  18. Zvi

    February 15, 2012 at 5:05 pm

    A big part of really making web analytics work for you is to set clear goals and then decide upon specific metrics to track those goals. The first thing you must do in any data analysis is establish a baseline of data to compare future data to. You do this so you can positively identify what the impact of various communications campaigns on traffic to your website. Once you have a data set recorded, you can do some preliminary analysis of your site visitors and make educated guesses.

    Reply

  19. mrvoltas

    February 15, 2012 at 12:28 am

    The website/blog is awsm.Just thinking that if all could have same type of author or content then internet would be so much better place to live!
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  20. katherin

    February 14, 2012 at 9:38 pm

    Pretty good post..
    some of the tips are new to me…thanks for sharing..
    i will try your tips in my website..

    Reply

  21. Amit

    February 15, 2012 at 6:15 am

    Wow ..This is really a great post on Google analytics and you have now over 20 website ..congrats
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  22. Renny

    February 14, 2012 at 5:18 pm

    Google analytics has been very effective for my business till date. But I think the way you have depicted Google Analytics in your post has helped me to see it from a different level. I think if I will start using GA in this way, I will be able to get my business to a desired position in the market. Thanks!

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  23. Alex

    February 14, 2012 at 11:57 pm

    Very helpful tips! These will be very useful to everyone especially bloggers. These will help beginners to the traffic levels and make them to stay on top if possible.
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  24. Peter

    February 14, 2012 at 8:01 pm

    Hey Mitz,

    That was a really helpfull tutorial about Google Analytics especially for begginers such as myself.I found the tip about regularly-scheduled reports really usefull.I appreciate your help!

    Reply

  25. Kifeda

    February 14, 2012 at 7:50 pm

    This is impressive! I’m always fighting how to work with Google Analytics. Thank you!
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  26. Rob

    February 14, 2012 at 4:05 pm

    I found the tip to download more than 500 rows very useful. Thanks for the tip.
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  27. Rizwan Sultan

    February 14, 2012 at 3:20 am

    Hey Mitz
    That One is great post for tracking the traffic because traffic is really need too monitor for being a successful blogs.
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  28. Annette Golphin

    February 14, 2012 at 10:19 am

    Thanks for reminding me to check my site more often using Google Analytics. Google Analytics is really great in measuring traffic to your site.
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  29. Sanjeev

    February 13, 2012 at 10:59 pm

    Google Analytics is my preferred tracking tool, I have uninstalled many tracking code because of this. The new interface is really easy to hold on and get the things done. Thanks for the nice explanation.
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  30. Jim Jenks

    February 14, 2012 at 7:32 am

    Google Analytics is a life saver and it’s always great to learn more about how to use such an awesome tool. I will definitely be using the date comparison feature more usefully from here on out, thanks.
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  31. Ferb

    February 13, 2012 at 8:38 pm

    Thanks for your, you reminded me to check my site analytics, luckily, it has some improvement on it. If there are some more happen in the future I think I gotta do something for you.

    However, I don’t want to look to close too the result because people visits blog on different time, there might be low and hight tmr or the opposite. I recommenced take 6 – 7 days off it and comeback to monitor the result closely.
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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:23 am

      Yes I also like to look at 7 days at a time or even a month at a time to get the full picture… Then I break it down if needed or researching only one pages progress.
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  32. liz

    February 14, 2012 at 5:42 am

    REALLY great information here! I’ve been looking for a straightforward explanation to help decipher my analytics data. Your explanations are easy to understand and implement, so thank you for taking the time to inform the rest of us!
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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:27 am

      Thats great Liz. I am trying to explain it in easy terms as it can be difficult. The tool is so useful though, so we need to understand it. I am still learning myself! :)
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  33. Kevin

    February 13, 2012 at 2:55 pm

    Even I find Google Analytics very useful tool for my business. But the way you have explained it’s variety of other uses, I think it is a must tool for business owners. Even I was not aware of some of the features which you have listed out. I think now I will be looking it in a different way to use it for my business. Thanks for sharing this!

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  34. Rick Castro

    February 13, 2012 at 12:18 pm

    Already familiar with the tool! :) Logical operators are very useful. When I need to filter and exclude the traffic sources and come up with the organic searches I used the “OR” operator. So instead of inserting the websites to the filter box which i guess is up to 10 filter only, I used “OR”. Like this.. “samplewebsite.com|sample.com|website.com|samples.com”.. a lot more easier to filter traffic data! Oh well did I make sense? what you think Mitz?

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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:15 am

      Sounds like a great tips there Rick! How about you write a guest post about it and some other similar tips for me! :)
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  35. Sonali

    February 13, 2012 at 9:19 pm

    I don’t know more about google analytics. After reading your article i will implemented your tips in my website.
    thanx for Sharing.
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  36. Amanda

    February 13, 2012 at 6:42 pm

    Google Analytics became very popular all over the Internet, because it gives its users an opportunity to know about all site statistics and so on. But still I found some new information in your article.
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  37. Anne

    February 13, 2012 at 12:10 am

    This is a very simple explanation of Google Analytics, Mitz. Yours is always slightly different from mine, but I’ll have to return to search for the terms you’ve highlighted when I have more time. You’re right, there are so many features in GA. Some of which I’ve never used. I think that if we just play around and click on things we’ll find a lot to keep us busy for days. Sometimes I have to stop myself from just messing around when I’m looking at my GA. :-)
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  38. Deep

    February 12, 2012 at 11:58 pm

    No doubt the Google analytics is really a very useful tool to analyse traffic stats and use them positively but there are other better paid analytics that help you make that extra.
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  39. Andersson

    February 12, 2012 at 9:58 pm

    Well, this is quite helpful. I’ve never given Google Analytics much thought until recently so it’s great to learn fundamental knowledge.
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  40. doug_eike

    February 13, 2012 at 3:42 am

    I’m already using the comparison tool, but some of the other functions you mention in your article look interesting and useful. Thanks for the insight!
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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:19 am

      Yes I love the comparison tool and sometimes the info can give me a shock! It is really great to see what is dropping and what needs improving.
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  41. Harriet

    February 13, 2012 at 3:07 am

    Thanks, this is a really good overview of the tools that Google Analytics offer. Google have definatley done a lot of tools recently and its great that they’re all free as well and this means that Google are probably going to take over the world eventually!
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    • mitz

      February 16, 2012 at 7:18 am

      Um I think they already have so I have given up fighting it and just go with the flow. They know everything anyway and really do try to help with all these free tools. You can’t hide from Google!
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  42. Emilia

    February 13, 2012 at 1:52 am

    Such a great and useful article! Thanks for sharing it, it will be very useful for me. I had been thinking about using Google Analytics for a while when I came to your blog. Now I’m sure this one’s a really useful thing, and I want to get in the SEO things so it is necessary for me to can handle it.
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  43. devesh

    February 13, 2012 at 12:09 am

    You can really improve a lot from what information you get in Google Analytics. But I agree you can really have a tough time to learn to use it completely.
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  44. jan

    February 12, 2012 at 9:54 pm

    Hi Mitz
    Thanks for the great article, I think most of us take one look at Google Analytics and do a back flip put it in the “too hard” basket! At least I can now find which key words are being used to find my site after your last post! Although some of this is still over my head, will have to come back and revisit it and try to digest it.
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  45. Becca

    February 12, 2012 at 7:08 pm

    The first time i use google analytic i am really amaze how this tool work to monitor
    my sites. It is a nice feeling to see how sites improve from search engine.

    Reply

  46. Ricardus

    February 12, 2012 at 6:41 pm

    Keywords and also traffic sources and also the landing page is essential. Once you take not which landing page is not effective, you can continue to optimize the landing page to make it effective.
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  47. Jeremy

    February 12, 2012 at 3:30 pm

    This is a great overview of some basic things for any beginner to learn. Anyone running a blog or website definitely needs to learn the basics of a good analytics program such as Google Analytics. You can get extremely valuable insight into your traffic levels, demographics and how they interact with your site. When you have access to such a useful free service, it pays a lot to take advantage.
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  48. Bhupendra

    February 12, 2012 at 1:36 pm

    These tips are great help to achieve high traffic and build successful bolg. Thanks for sharing
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