Tag: google analytics

If you’re trying to grow your business and improve your online performance analytics are crucial. They provide the reports about how your website is doing, how many people are accessing your website, for how long, from which country and so much more. But no matter how many analytic reports are provided to you, there is no point if you don’t know how to decode, read, and understand them. We at marketing eye have put together the information you need, so that you can read your data, make sense of it, and turn them into insights that you can use to improve the performance of your company.

For most search engines, backlinks are the ultimate ranking factor. Traffic to your site is directly related to the quality of the backlinks your website has. Ultimately the greater number of authoritative websites that link to you, the better rankings and traffic you’ll get. It’s always important to remember the power of Google rankings. When you surf the web, Google analyses your websites backlinks to understand how your pages are connected to one another and in what way.

Remember Search Engine Optimising (SEO) ​ is a long-term game. To improve your site's ranking (SEO) we’ve made a list ‘10 Ways to Improve SEO’. Follow these suggestions and watch your website rise the ranks to the top of search-engine results.

While many companies are now scrambling to fix their websites in light of the fact that Google is determining whether or not many companies get sales or not, it's not all dooms-day. A good website from idea stage to website strategy, design and development, can all be finished in one week - if you have the right partner.

Data has played a vital role in turning marketing from an art into a science and now there’s more than ever. It can be difficult to know what statistics you should be paying attention to and how to use them. So how do you know your website is performing? What can you do to improve it? Here is Marketing Eye’s quick guide to Google Analytics statistics and how to use them to improve your online marketing. 

The most important thing you need to understand about Google Analytics Stats is that no singular statistic will tell you everything. The key to making informed decisions is looking at several statistics to form a more complete picture of your online marketing, and compare this to your strategy to see if you are on the right path. If you’re getting all your traffic from Twitter, but no one is buying your products, maybe you need to rethink your social media strategy.

	But your website is a dog’s breakfast? Does your website directly attribute to your overall business objectives, drive sales, and directly assist in improving your bottom line? Marketing Eye works with hundreds of companies seeking to give their customers a better online experience and drive quality leads to their sales teams. We understand the latest in SEO techniques, social media integration and enhancing website functionality. Now is the time to start thinking about how your website can do more for your business.

3 days and already a 1000% increase in website traffic!!!!

A few simple changes to your website can mean a lot to your business. In the past few days, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. has made small changes to website content and layout. The reason for these changes was that we haven't had a good look at our website for a few months and the bounce rate on some pages were getting over the 50% mark.

After spending a good hour looking at the facts and figures outlined on Google Analytics, we identified pages on our website that had higher bounce rates than others. In fairness, most of our website pages rank very highly with Google and people stay on our website for more than 5 minutes on average. This is a great achievement for a website in professional services marketing.

It’s true. Twitter is addictive. I can attest to that because I can’t go a day without looking at it, sending numerous tweets and then racing to my google analytics account to see what the response is.

Believe it or not, by the end of this week, you will have 100 ways to market your small business.

When was the last time your small business marketing company walked you through the Google Analytics for your small business website?