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 behaviour 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 optimised 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 optimise 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 they’re 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 favourite 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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