Here is an excellent article I found written by Chris Casarez on how to track any outbound link using Google Analytics. This is perfect for tracking newsletter sign-ups, affiliate links, product downloads, or any other outbound link. http://www.seoracle.com/google-analytics-how-to-tutorial/track-outbound-links-and-file-downloads-with-google-analytics
Posted by: Brent Crouch on 31 Dec, 20093 Comments »
A lady named Elena left a comment on my blog last week mentioning that she had purchased some directory links due to my recommendation. We had some back and forth and over the course of our conversation, I asked Elena if I could write a review of her site Sprudio.net and point out some things […]
Posted by: Brent Crouch on 20 Nov, 20082 Comments »
I’ve changed my mind. In a previous post I was a little critical about Google Analytics. After using it for a while, I believe the good outweighs the bad. “Oh Google Analytics…How have I lived so long without you”? One of the best features of Analytics is the E-Commerce tracking. With this feature enabled, you […]
Posted by: Brent Crouch on 02 Mar, 200818 Comments »
Google Analytics – In April of 2005, Google purchased a software company named Urchin Software Corporation. Urchin provided web analytics software that was reportedly used by millions of customers including 20% of all Fortune 500 companies. Google added new features to the software and eventually allowed anyone to use it for free. GA is free […]
Posted by: Brent Crouch on 25 Aug, 20072 Comments »
A couple of days ago, I wrote a post on using Google Analytics to track all of my websites. Even though GA is top shelf and is packed with features, I have no plans of using it. My primary concern was even though I don’t engage in black hat tactics, I still don’t want to […]
Posted by: Brent Crouch on 23 Aug, 2007No Comments »