Posts tagged Google Analytics
Quick Tip: Learn How to Integrate Google Analytics with Hootsuite5
Jun 25th
Recently Hootsuite released their new version of their Twitter client Hootsuite5. In this version they made a lot of changes for the good of the client. One of the new features is the integration of Google Analytics. This feature is going to be asset to any web designer, SEO consultant, and anyone who maintains a website that needs know traffic trends on their site.
How to Install Google AnalyticsSetup is easy, all you need to do is activate and give Hootsuite permission to access Google Analytics. The first thing you need to do is to activate Analytics. To do this is click on the More >
Twitter Users Have You Tried Hootsuit5 Yet?
Jun 24th
Earlier today, while logging into Hootsuite , I received an announcement form the creators of Hootsuite announcing that Hootsuite5 was rolled out earlier this morning! So far, I love it.
What this Means For Hootsuite UsersHootsuite developers made huge changes the Twitter client. They started with a revamping the HTML5 user interface. Hootuiste made the change to HTML5 so they can release features such as, geo-search and drag & drop, and improve the performance of quicker tabs and streams. The developers also made changes to geo – located search, native Twitter ReTweets, integrated Google Analytics, and added several other options. For a complete More >
Free Market Research with Google Analytics
May 29th
Do you know about the free market research available from Google Analytics? Yes, free! 95% of businesses fall into one of two categories:
- They think that analytics is technical and just for the tech geeks.
- They installed analytics with all good intentions, and never bothered to look at the reports.
If that is you, then you are missing out on some powerful information about the online performance of your website and/ your business.
Why Google AnalyticsA lot of businesses use Google Analytics to track their website performance, but sometimes I get the question Why Google? Well, it’s pretty straightforward, so I’ll be frank: More >
