Google Webmaster Tools is all you really need to become a Google-whisperer. Why spend all this time and money on Moz and Woorank to interpret how your brand is doing on Google when you can hear it directly from Google?
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7 Web development apps for your tablet
When you have a website, sometimes you’ll get the urge to add or change something in the middle of the night. Rather than waking up and walking across your place to the PC, you choose to roll over and grab your tablet. The only problem, though, is that browsers for tablets are pretty clunky, and there’s no real easy way to do what you need to do. Here are a few web development apps that can give you a hand.
11 Google Analytics tricks to use for your website
How do you get insights about my Google Analytics data? Don’t just look at page views or the number of visitors they get. Here are some Google Analytics tricks that you should use for your website.
4 simple steps to measuring social media success
Most social media strategists agree that there is no one, established framework to measure social media success. However, there are tactics you can adjust and apply to any social media strategy to help create a framework that works for you.
This article can help you develop an individualized, social media measuring framework. Follow these four steps:
How to analyze social traffic in Google Analytics
If you use Google Analytics, you’ve undoubtedly seen a report like the one above. The problem is, there’s no breakdown of “social media” in this view of traffic sources, and with the dramatic rise of social media marketing, marketers need an easy way to segment and “see” this traffic separately from the rest of their referrers. We know it’s mixed in with “referring sites” and “direct traffic” but luckily, there’s a way to extract that data in just a few simple steps.