We really like using Google Analytics on eCommerce sites, where we recommend turning on and configuring enhanced eCommerce tracking on the site in question to gain granular insight into website use, sales funnels, traffic sources and more.
Where we have written content about or related to Google Analytics, you will see it in the list below.
For assistance connecting your WordPress website or WooCommerce store with Google Analytics, contact us.
If you’ve been involved with SEO for your own sites or clients sites for any length of time, you’ll understand that the success you achieve is directly related to the tools you have at your disposal. We’ve been providing SEO services for clients and on our own sites for over 10 years now (I’m now …
In this post, we describe the main features of the MonsterInsights WordPress plugin.
Please note, Silicon Dales are MonsterInsights affiliates.
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If you use Google Analytics to track visitor numbers, referral sources, and a host of other statistics about your web traffic (we do, and we manage this for a lot of our clients) you may have noticed over the previous year or two that a referral source which includes the domain “semalt.com” – or some …
This post uses a common “Analytics spam” phrase as a hook around which to explain how to remove certain phrases from polluting your Google Analytics reports. You can also do a similar thing with links from certain domains, too. As with referral spam in Google Analytics, non-useful traffic from other pretend sources is also something …
We’ve noticed an increase in the search engine rankings for several of the websites we manage, including this website, over the past couple of weeks. While we always expect our search rankings to increase over time – and those of our clients – because we focus on highly relevant high quality content, and engage in …
Have you seen the following “search phrase” showing up in your Google Analytics keyword reports recently? beat with a shovel the weak google spots addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/ilovevitaly/ We have, and we have excluded this phrase from our Analytics for the future for ours, and scores of management and maintenance clients, too. If you’d like to remove this …
