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Google Analytics – How To Analyze Your Traffic And Improve Your Profits!
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Don Crowther -- Social Media and Internet Marketing Expert Don Crowther -- Social Media and Internet Marketing Expert
For Immediate Release:
Dateline: Chicago, IL
Friday, October 11, 2013

 
The Google Analytics Website Analysis Process
You know there’s tremendous power in tracking analyzing your traffic using tools like Google Analytics.
But, if you’re normal, you probably have no clue how to actually profit from all those charts and numbers in your analytics reports.
Let’s fix that!
Here’s a recording of a Google Analytics training webinar I did with Analytics Expert George Gill, showing exactly how to look at the data your Google Analytics provides.
Most importantly, it shows
  • How to decode the information your analytics provides to decide whether it’s good or bad
  • How to identify opportunities for improvement
  • Exactly what to do in each type of situation so you can make improvements – what report(s) to look at, and what problem to solve in each situation.

This is powerful training. It gets a little complex from time to time, so feel free to rewind that spot and listen again! But do listen until you understand it, because there’s gold in this video!
George also references a very special offer for additional training in the video. Frankly, I think everyone who has a website ought to jump on this – just the ability to get Analytics support when you need it is well worth the price he’s asking.
Check out that special offer here
Enjoy!
Don
 

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President at Breakthrough Consulting Inc.
Don Crowther is a leading social media marketing and online marketing expert. He helps companies ranging from Fortune-500-level giants to entrepreneurs make more money online using proven social media and search marketing techniques.
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