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20 KPIs you should monitor in Google Analytics Posted bydimitriszotoson to Marketing A Key Performance Indicator or KPI refers to a set of measurements reflecting the performance or success of an organization in terms of progress of its goals. In this article we present the most important website KPIs from online marketing perspective and we discuss how to monitor them in Google Analytics. Most online marketing professionals, SEO engineers and webmasters have in their daily routine the monitoring, reporting and data analyzing tasks followed by decision making regarding the optimization of the performance of their websites. Within web metrics, charts and pivots lots of information can be found unveiling new ways to optimize their strategy. Nevertheless all these numbers, metrics and statistics can be confusing. Website Goals & KPIs Setting specific and measurable goals is a vital stage before defining Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). KPIs are: General KPIs about Website Visibility KPIs Interaction KPIs Transactional KPIs Geo Targeting KPIs
Tasks – About Gmail – Google tasks btford/write-good How to Unlock Your 'Not Provided' Keywords in Google Analytics Update: – After you’re done reading this post, be sure to check out Four More Ways to Crack the Keyword (not provided) Code by Sean Ellis. Google Analytics is a fantastic resource for any website owner. From small hobby sites to government organizations, Google Analytics is a goldmine of useful information about visitor trends and behavior. However, there is one area where Google Analytics frustrates its users: the organic search terms report. An increasing number of results in this part of Analytics are listed as ‘not provided’ – not much use when you’re trying to find out what people are searching for. Note: the ‘not provided’ is lifted for paid search results. Why Is Data Hidden and ‘Not Provided’? In October 2011, Google changed the way it harvests data from search to protect users’ privacy. If a user is logged into a Google product (such as Gmail or any Google Account) when searching, their search is conducted over SSL. How to Unlock ‘Not Provided’ Results Method 3: Examine AdWords Data
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