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How to do an A/B split test with Google Analytics

November 9, 2012

Google is not just a search engine company, but it also offers some of the most powerful tools for online marketing an especially SEO. Google analytics is one of such free product which you can’t live without. It’s not just a simple stats program but you can use Google analytics for many more things like : Setting up segments, Split testing and many more. Meanwhile check out my special guide for Google Adwords below: The Google ...

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Panda & Penguin Tool : Find Which Google Algo Hit your Website

September 13, 2012

I have already talked a lot about Panda and Penguin algo, which Google started rolling out from last year and now both of this algo is SEO’s night mare. Panda and penguin update changed the face of SEO and now SEO is getting more Social than just links and on site and on page optimization. Anyways, we are not going to talk about Post panda SEO strategy here, but we will look into a handy ...

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iPhone -iPad SEO Apps for Webmasters

September 7, 2012

iPhone and iPad is just not another mobile gadget but it’s a multi purpose device. We have already talked about various iPhone and iPad apps for Webmasters in the past and if you missed it, here is a quick recap: 10 Popular Blogging iPhone apps Best Blogging apps for iPad Best iPad feed reader apps for Bloggers and Journalists Now, extending this list with some of the SEO apps for iPhone and iPad, which will ...

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Top Freelance Apps Every Freelancer Should Use

August 17, 2012

When it comes to Freelance apps, there are many free and paid options are available. Internet is full of Web apps and for every paid app, there is always a free app available. Though, it’s up to us which app we embrace and use in our day to day activities. Personally, I’m a big fan of many Freelance apps like Gmail, Dropbox, Activcollab, Evernote, Google alerts, Google analytics and many more. Now, have you ever ...

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Google Analytics JS Bookmarklet: Check WebPage Traffic Instantly

June 29, 2012

When Panda hit ShoutMeLoud last year, I spent almost months of time to fix all old content and improve them. Even after months, I’m left with almost 40% of content which requires editing and have scope of improvement. Now, as I talked in my How to recover from Google panda post, the very first step is to get rid of low quality content. Now, you can either simply use noindex tag and put a URL removal request using ...

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What is Google Analytics : Free WebSite Stats Program

May 15, 2012

One of the most important elements for any Blog, Websites or a Business website is tracking the stats. There are many ways and many online websites/services which offers stats tracking. But, out of all I have been using Google Analytics from day one of ShoutMeLoud and from the experience and amount of information which I get from GA is unbeatable. Specially, new GA also includes live visitor reporting, which was one feature we always missed ...

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What is Bounce rate & How to Decrease Bounce Rate

February 28, 2012

We keep talking about increasing traffic to our Website but one factor which most of the time we miss out is user engagement and user behavior. Post panda world, all these factors matter a lot, and a site getting 10000 hits a day but all visitors leaving after visiting one page only, doesn’t sound like a quality page/site to me. Today, we will be learning about bounce rate which is a analytic factor to determine how ...

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How to Increase Organic Traffic using Google Analytics

January 7, 2012

When we set up our blog, we often asked to set up any traffic analytic for our blog and most of newbie bloggers doesn’t know why it’s so important to set up an analytic like Google analytic on their blog. In this post, I’m going to share how you can increase organic traffic using Google analytic stats. Very hardly, there might be someone who doesn’t want to increase traffic to their website or blog. Out ...

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