Category: Website analytics
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Landing and Exit Pages: Your SEO Game Changers
“Google only loves you when everyone else loves you first.” Wendy Piersall This quote clearly emphasizes the importance of authority and credibility in SEO. The more your visitors trust your website, the more likely it is to get a higher search engine ranking. Two important players in the SEO game are landing and exit pages.…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Identify Website Visitor Sources
Understanding the source of website visitors is crucial for the online success of any business. You can improve your online visibility and optimize your marketing efforts by identifying where your website traffic is coming from. For example, if most of your traffic comes from social media, you may want to invest more time and resources…
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Data Anonymization: The Pillar of Ethical Web Analytics
According to the DBTA Report on meeting the growing challenges of data security & governance, there has been a staggering 70% rise in data compromises from 2020 to 2021. The impact of each data breach has also become notably costly, averaging $4.24 million. Particularly concerning are the fines related to GDPR violations, which surged seven-fold…
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The Processes of Website Analytics: A Step-By-Step Guide
71% of businesses have a website in 2023, and if your business is not among that 71%, you are losing big on online sales revenue. And even if you have a website, that’s not the end of the story. The average click-through rate of a call to action is 4.23%. It means having a website…
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Event-Based Web Analytics: Everything You Need to Know
The end goal of data analytics is to deliver value to users by understanding what they need and creating value for the business in the form of conversions and revenue by meeting their needs. With the rise of modern analytics approaches and tools, businesses are better able to get user insights. Event-based web analytics operates…
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Exploring the 13 Key Google Analytics Limitations
Starting July 1st, 2023, Universal Analytics (UA) stopped processing hits, including standard properties in accounts containing 360 properties. Businesses that use UA are left with no option other than migrating to an alternate analytics solution. While Google came up with a more advanced version of UA, called Google Analytics 4 (GA4), to replace it, the…
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How to track user activity on your website: Beginner’s guide
Do you know what your website visitors are doing on your site? Are they clicking on certain pages, spending much time on specific blog posts, or leaving after just a few seconds? Understanding user activity on your website is essential for improving user experience, increasing conversions, and ultimately growing your business. Luckily, tracking user activity…
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Number of Sessions per User: Understanding User Behavior
Have you ever wondered how many times users visit your website or app before making a purchase or leaving for good? Understanding user behavior and the number of sessions per user can provide valuable insight into how to improve your website or app’s user experience and increase conversions. By analyzing data on the number of…
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Enhancing Website Performance: The Significance of Usability and User Experience
Have you ever landed on a website that frustrated you to no end? Maybe the page wouldn’t load, the navigation was confusing, or the content was difficult to read. Whatever the reason, you probably didn’t stay on that site for very long. This is why usability and user experience (UX) are critical for your website.…
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GA4 vs. Universal Analytics + An even better Alternative
Google Analytics has long been running the data analytics show for businesses and website owners looking to gain insights into their online presence with Universal Analytics (UA). However, UA is about to retire while being replaced by GA4. This article will explore the key differences between UA and GA4 and whether businesses should consider switching…