Articles Tagged 'traffic'
Why Focus on Money and Then Traffic (and How to Do That in Google Analytics)
DarrenIf you've ever had your own website, you probably know that the first thing you need to do in order to promote it is to get traffic. Then you can install Google Analytics and track that traffic, learn more about visitors, where do they come from etc. The need for getting traffic is emphasized a lot. Actually, it is emphasized to that extent that people forgot one fundamental thing:
53 Promotional Websites To Gain Traffic Quick And Easy
Dainis GraverisIt started very long time ago (to be exact December 27, 2008), when I created my first promotional article with 40 promotional links in it. Then I was just starting and I was excited, there exist such things like user news and sites like DesignBump or DesignFloat. Time passed, and I needed to update my article, add more links, delete old ones because I have been promoting EVERY article in these sites. Now this promotional article consists of 70 sites, but again I wasn't sure how all links work - I mean how much traffic they return. And now you will hear why this article is so outstanding and extremely valuable for every design-related blogger! Since I've been submitting all my article on those sites this whole time, I have also very precise statistics based on several months.
10 Ways How To Track Site Traffic, Popularity, Statistics
I know from myself people are obsessed with traffic, statistics, looking at other sites - tracking their stats and so on. And if there is enough demand, of course there are sites to satisfy You. I wanted to put those sites and tools in one list together, because at least for me this field was really unclear - I didn't know what means Google Pagerank, Alexa, Compete, Technorati rankings and I could continue so on. I must say not always these stats are precise, but however they give at least overview, how popular the certain page is, how many visitors that sites gets - and if You compare those stats with Your site statistics, You can get pretty precise results then.
