Google Analytics

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How can you improve your website with Google Analytics?

Anyone who operates a website uses different strate­gies to attract visitors—through ad­ver­tis­ing, backlinks, or engaging content. Google Analytics helps determine whether these measures are effective by tracking user behavior and pre­sent­ing the results in clear reports. But what…

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How does web analysis work, and what are its benefits and goals?

What exactly is happening on my site? Which path do users take to navigate from A to B? Where do the visitors come from and why do they leave? Web analytics answers all these questions. With so­phis­ti­cat­ed tech­nol­o­gy, web analysis tools like Google Analytics allow you to track…

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How do UTM pa­ra­me­ters help with google UTM tracking and campaigns?

Google Analytics offers various ways to attribute website visits to specific sources. One of them is UTM pa­ra­me­ters, which you append to your campaign links and then evaluate in Google Analytics. We explain how google UTM tracking works, what UTM pa­ra­me­ters exist, and how to…

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How does smart bidding work with Google Ads?

Smart bidding is useful to avoid wasting time on manually creating and managing ad­ver­tis­ing campaigns and Google Ad bidding strate­gies. Automated bidding strate­gies for Google Ads promise better con­ver­sions and optimized con­ver­sion values through machine learning. Read on to find…

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How to add Google Analytics to WordPress

Adding Google Analytics to WordPress helps you to collect useful in­for­ma­tion about visitors to your website. This way, you can better pin down your target audience and tailor your marketing strate­gies to them. Here, we’ll show you how you can add Google Analytics to your…

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Pre­dic­tive analytics – de­f­i­n­i­tion and examples

What is pre­dic­tive analytics? The sub­sec­tion of big data analysis has sim­i­lar­i­ties to data mining. But what exactly is the dif­fer­ence and how does pre­dic­tive analysis actually work? We provide the answers on this method of data analysis, show you what it is used for, and what…

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Canvas fin­ger­print­ing: the cookie successor

For decades now, cookies have been the principle tool used by web analysts to collect user data. These cookies are used to monitor the per­for­mance of websites or ads and to optimize pages for customers. But many users have since caught on to this ques­tion­able method of data…

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Customer journey: turning viewers into paying customers

Marketing experts know that in­di­vid­u­al­ly placed ad­ver­tise­ments rarely get customers to carry out desired actions. In order to become a paying customer, consumers need to encounter the product, brand, or company their being ad­ver­tised to at different locations and at different…

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Data-driven marketing: from big data to smart data

Through­out the internet, users leave behind digital foot­prints: whether it’s while browsing your favorite sites, taking a look at different products or offers, or even just googling an address. With the help of analyses and al­go­rithms, data-driven marketing makes it possible to…

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The best Google Analytics al­ter­na­tives

Website tracking is very important in online marketing to be able to see how users are in­ter­act­ing on your site. The first choice is normally the tracking tool offered by the search engine, Google. But for data pro­tec­tion reasons, more and more users are looking for al­ter­na­tives…

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