General posts and tips about basic business marketing tactics.
In this weeks Google Analytics DIY series, we will be looking at how to set up different views to separate and distinguish the data that will help you to better understand the visitors that are coming to your website. To get started, I recommend that you use 3 different views for basic analytic analyzation: All …
The Google Analytics DIY series continues! We will be providing an overview of the Behavior Report in its default settings in your GA dashboard. The Behavior Report Overview provides detailed information about the users who visit your site. In its default view, you are provided with the following stats: Pageviews – Total number of pages …
In this Google Analytics DIY tutorial, we are interpreting the Acquisition Report. This highlights how your site acquired visitors. You can see the top channels driving visitors to your website (i.e. Google, Bing, Facebook, email, and others), track Google Ads and Social Media advertising campaigns, as well as see the number of visitors who visit …
Google Analytic Reports, what are they and how do you view them. The Audience Overview report provides a glimpse about the visitors to your site. We will break this down for you in simple, easy to follow terms.
Google Analytics DIY tutorial offering a glossary of terms that will help you to better understand GA, and might help you navigate the platform with a better understanding of terminology.
First in the Google Analytics DIY Series. Setting up your Google Analytics in a simple, easy to understand way.
Why should your business use Google Analytics tracking tools? Check out these 3 basic reports BST suggests you use for your business to get your started in GA.
You don’t have to spend a lot of money to build a solid brand. In fact, many successful companies concentrate almost exclusively through online and offline community building instead of traditional advertising.
No matter what product or service you sell, making it better and continually improving it is a constant. It never ends, not if you want to stay ahead of your competition.
Having a winning marketing message in business is so important. The problem is, most small businesses aren’t clear, or are confused, about their message. Your marketing message is what grabs your consumer’s attention. So, are you doing it right? Making Your Marketing Message Pop Target the right market or niche. If you don’t have a …