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How reliable and accurate is Google Analytics?

Google Analytics is a reliable and accurate tool for tracking website traffic and visitor behavior. It is used by millions of websites around the world, and it is considered to be the industry standard for web analytics. Google Analytics uses … Continue reading →

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Google Search Console vs Google Analytics: What’s the Difference?

Google Search Console (GSC) and Google Analytics (GA) are two powerful tools that can help you improve your website’s performance. However, they are two different tools with different purposes. Google Search Console is a tool that helps you track and … Continue reading →

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A Deep Dive: cPanel AWStats vs. Google Analytics vs. Google Search Console Insights

In the dynamic world of web analytics, understanding your website’s performance is key to success. The tools at your disposal are numerous, each offering unique insights. In this post, we’ll compare three heavyweights: cPanel AWStats, Google Analytics, and Google Search … Continue reading →

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Is Google Analytics the same thing as Google Search Console Insights?

No, Google Analytics and Google Search Console Insights are two different tools that provide different insights into your website traffic. Here is a table that summarizes the key differences between Google Analytics and Google Search Console Insights: Feature Google Analytics … Continue reading →

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Where should you place the Google Analytics code?

If you want to use Google Analytics to track your website traffic, hopefully you are using a good website builder that lets you do this easily in seconds, or you have coded your website with “php includes” – because you … Continue reading →

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Google Analytics vs Awstats – which is better, more accurate, useful?

It can be very useful to check your website traffic statistics as you are working on growing your website popularity and reach. You want to increase your website visitors and want to know which pages are getting the most attention, … Continue reading →

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How to Create a Website People Will Pay For: A Case Study for a Fitness App

“Ask David!” question: “I’m building a fitness app and want to know how to get people to pay for it. I’m already gathering feedback, using analytics, and iterating quickly. What else can I do to boost conversions?” This is a … Continue reading →

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Website Design Checklist: Boost Conversions and User Experience

A well-designed website is more than just aesthetically pleasing; it’s a powerful tool that can significantly impact your business’s success. To ensure your website is optimized for conversions and user experience, consider these crucial questions: Clarity and Navigation Visual Design … Continue reading →

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Validating Your SaaS Idea: A Quick Guide

Validating a SaaS idea can be a daunting task, especially when resources are limited. However, with a strategic approach, you can efficiently determine if your solution truly addresses a real-world problem. Here are some effective strategies: 1. Market Research and … Continue reading →

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Help a Reporter Out (HARO) to Shut Down: A Loss for Journalists and SEOs

Posted on November 11, 2024 by admin

The digital landscape of journalism is facing a significant shift with the impending closure of Help a Reporter Out (HARO), now known as the Connectively Platform. This platform, which served as a vital connection point between journalists and expert sources, … Continue reading →

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