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Posts Tagged ‘Google Analytics’

Using On-site Search for SEO and SEM Insights in Google Analytics

Monday, July 11th, 2011

Your on-site search data can be a valuable source of information about what your audiences want and care about. If you think about it, people who are already on your site and enter a search term believe that you have something they are looking for, and by entering a search term they are telling you [...]

Why Non-Profits Should Track Donations With Google Analytics

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011

Online donations are without a doubt an important source of income for non-profits. As a result, it’s vital that each organization keeps track of their website and its effectiveness in achieving fundraising goals. Find out why….

3 Factors to Evaluate and Improve your Conversion Rate

Monday, May 9th, 2011

Tips for evaluating your conversion rate based on goals that you’ve creating in Google Analytics. Does your conversion rate match your website goals and organizational goals?

Election Website Showdown 2011: Part 3

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

Now we’re putting the NDP in the hotseat in Part 3 of our Election Website Showdown. Read on and find out how they did.

Election Website Showdown 2011: Part 2

Tuesday, April 26th, 2011

It’s the Liberals’ turn under the microscope as we continue our Election Website Showdown. Come and take a close look at their website with us.

Learn who ‘assists’ on your web analytics goals using multi-channel funnels

Friday, April 15th, 2011

First, a note from Google: Google Analytics has let us know that the feature called Multi-Channel Funnels discussed in this blog post is in limited pilot. That means that Google Analytics is testing the feature and its usefulness to a small group of trusted testers, and have not made any plans or a timeline for [...]

How web analytics data can change a campaign

Tuesday, April 12th, 2011

Election platforms for the 2011 election in Canada are always put online. This helps voters compare the parties and leaders based on real issues that may be close to home. In the age of mass media, a one-size-fits-all approach was taken because quality of data available through public polling was limited – due to small [...]

Election Website Showdown 2011: Part 1

Tuesday, April 12th, 2011

Conservatives get a Google Analytics and usability audit to kick off our Election Website Showdown. Let’s find out how conservative their website really is.

The 2011 federal budget, according to Google

Wednesday, March 16th, 2011

At PublicInsite, we like to preach that all of the Internet is a poll. In fact, we often say that it’s a better poll than the ones conducted by pollsters because the sample size is so much larger and because topics searched using Google and online content selections are not slanted by the presence of [...]

Using QR codes and Google Analytics to track mobile devices

Monday, March 7th, 2011

Google Analytics also has a great feature that allows for us to measure the impact of marketing and promotional efforts. This includes email campaigns, partner banner ads, Google Adwords, and social media, and we now have a great opportunity to blend out offline campaigns with our online measurement. This opportunity is specifically tailored to mobile [...]