Episode Highlights User’s #1 Request - show more realtime data Data will now be just 1 day old, as opposed to 2-3 in the past API does NOT yet support this Transcript Juan: Next up we got refresher data in Google search council. So Google's search council has some updates as far as the [...]
Episode Highlights Google uses text, image, and other snippets to help users preview content before clicking from the SERPs. Typically, these are derived from on-page text, rich snippets, etc. Google Announces 2 new ways to control how snippets from your website are used: Robots Meta Tags (located in the <head> of each page of [...]
Google Data Studio has 3 different types of tables, one of which is called tables with heat maps. These tables are like the others except that they add the ability to add color pallets to metrics. This makes it really easy to look at lots of data as the cell colors change based on the cell value. [...]
In today's short lesson, we'll review GEO Maps using Google Data Studio. What are GEO Maps? Geo Maps in GDS are a map-style visual chart which is used to display data which is location based. Typically, we use GEO Maps to show traffic, conversions, leads, revenue, and other metrics based on where the end user [...]
Episode Highlights New Remarketing Audience Machine learning applied to your GA data analyzing dozens of signals which are indicative of higher conversion probabilities. Devices, referrer, session duration, etc. Requirements: 10k pageviews plus 500 transactions: Your smart list is based on your data Less than that: Your smart list is based on similar business data [...]
Episode Highlights In all honesty, the early post on this is unclear as to when this goes live and what exactly these audiences can be used for. Updates: Product Audiences for shopping campaigns Retarget with display ads which show the same products which the user viewed. AKA dynamic retargeting! Similar Audiences Lookalike audiences Don't [...]
Episode Highlights No more self serving reviews No more reviews that do not include the name property field “name of the item being reviewed” Reviews are typically used for things like books, courses, events, movies, products, recipes, etc. Google Stopping support for local businesses and organization who host their own reviews. Transcript Rick: Rich [...]
Episode Highlights The goal is to credit the original news source more often and for longer. In the past, more focus was given to fresher reporting. Google uses over 10,000 raters whose feedback help guide changes like this. Transcript Juan: All right. So, next up we got Google is announcing a shift in the [...]
Episode Highlights Was 55.3 on average Reduced to 50.9 You might be seeing more titles with less "in" "and" Transcript Rick: There we go. All right and last or almost last, we've got rank ranger. Not a huge change, but they're basically reporting a track that the search engine results pages are losing about [...]
Here's a common question we get all the time- What exactly is a dimension when referring to Google Analytics? And thus, today's short lesson on dimensions. But first, here's why you need to know this- Custom Reporting. That's it! Google allows you to create custom reports (in Google Analytics or using tools like Google Data [...]
Landing pages are crucial aspects of strategic inbound marketing. Ideally, businesses that increase their number of landing pages from 10 to 15 experience a 55% growth in terms of total leads. With such results in terms of lead conversion, maybe it is time you reconsider your marketing strategy. One of the greatest challenges face is [...]
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Today, let's look at landing page analysis using Google Analytics. To begin, Google Analytics is a great tool for analyzing landing pages. The problem we see is that many beginner analysts use the data completely wrong. Here's the most important concept: Landing pages cannot be analyzed without fully accounting for the traffic source which driving [...]
Let's jump right in to the two best ways to analyze and compare mobile website traffic in Google Analytics. For this, we're going to focus on the follow approaches. Simple device reports Google Analytics Segments Mobile Device Reports in Google Analytics The most basic and simple approach, we're going to analyze mobile website behavior using [...]
Greetings class! Let's up your Internet marketing game with this fresh Google Analytics segmentation how to guide. What is Segmentation? In Google Analytics, segments are subsets of data which you can create to compare onsite behavior. In other words, you can create subsets of traffic (samples below) and then compare segment behavior for all the [...]
Episode Highlights Nofollow evolves to provide specific types of nofollow: Multiple rels are okay for each link No need to change old links (thanks google!) rel="sponsored": Identifies links which are sponsored rel="ugc": Identify links to user-generated content (if you allow users to post content on your website) rel="nofollow": Same as always Transcript Juan: All [...]