How to Calculate Google Analytics Goal Values

While we might not always realize it, every website has a purpose for existing. Some websites are created to sell products and services, while others focus on providing content and information to site visitors. Many websites have more than one goal such as increasing sales leads and creating valuable content – like our Seer website.

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SEO basics: what are user signals?

If you’re an SEO-newbie you’ll probably hear lots of new and complicated terms. In our SEO basics-series, we’ll explain all these terms and concepts to you. In this post, I’ll go into user signals. What exactly are user signals? And what do user signals have to do with SEO? What do you need to know […]

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10 Ways to Use PPC, SEO and Analytics Together

One of the most common questions we get from Clients is, “how do we integrate PPC, SEO and Analytics?”

The word is out that SEO and PPC work better when they work together. With Analytics at the core, marketers enjoy improved outcomes and de-risk their investments.

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Google Analytics: Misunderstandings that hold marketers back

As Google continues to improve its analytics offerings, marketers need to understand the data in front of them. Unfortunately, there are a few misunderstandings surrounding the way that Google collects, configures, processes, and reports data. Here are some commonly misunderstood metrics and features within the core Google Analytics interface.

The Seer-Cathalon: What It’s Like to Intern at Seer

Ready, Set, Go!

Over the last 12 weeks, I’ve worked as a digital marketing intern at Seer’s San Diego office. Throughout my experience, I’ve acquired a tremendous amount of new skills, managed several projects, and have built lasting friendships along the way.

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A world without “(not provided)”: How unlocking organic keyword data leads to a better web

For close to six years, marketers have been forced to deal with a lack of visibility over their organic keywords. But data analysis and processing have come a long way since 2011, and one company believes it has found the solution to “(not provided)”. We talk to Keyword Hero, the start-up that set out to solve “(not provided)”, and Rand Fishkin, who believes that reclaiming organic keywords will lead to a better web.

Essential Formulas for Your Google Analytics Data

Let’s be honest – we all know that there are TONS of spreadsheet formulas out there that make analyzing data so much easier, but how many of them do we actually use? While some of them are pretty easy to understand, others have a more complicated syntax that require several “inputs” to get your desired “output” value.

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The Most Basic Framework for Developing an A/B Test Hypothesis

Optimization testing has been the hot thing that everyone wants to tap. Some boast that they’ve done it forever – weekly subject line split testing with 10% of their email list and then sending the remaining 90% the winner.

Maybe you read some variation on color psychology and tested red vs.

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Data Storytelling: Using Color for Emphasis

One of the first, and I would argue most important, things you learn as an analyst is that not everyone loves (or understands) data as much as you do. Whether it’s your first executive report or 20th weekly analysis, at some point, you are going to have an incredibly important insight to share, and you definitely don’t want it to fall on deaf ears.

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Analyzing Position in Google Search Console

Clients and even conference presenters are using Google Search Console’s position wrong. It’s an easy mistake to make. Here’s why you should only trust position when looking at query data and not page or site data. Position Google has a lot of information on how they calculate position and what it means. The content here is pretty dense […]

The Definitive Guide to Adobe Analysis Workspace

Welcome to The Definitive Guide to Analysis Workspace for Adobe Analytics, here’s what we’ll be covering in the post below!

Table of Contents

  1. The Mystery of Digital Analytics
  2. The Role of Analysis Workspace for Adobe
  3. Analysis Workspace Landing Page
  4. The Basics of Analysis Workspace
    1. Left Sidebar Navigation and Top Menu
    2. The Freeform Table
  5. 20 Analysis Workspace Tips
    1. Date Range Comparisons & Rolling Dates
    2. Duplicate Visualizations
    3. Segment Comparison Tool
    4. Group Drops
    5. Right-Click Options
    6. Freeze Visualizations
    7. Text Descriptions
    8. Summary Change & Summary Number
    9. Hide Panels & Visualizations
    10. Undo & Redo Buttons
    11. Hot Keys
    12. Copy and Paste
    13. Share a Link to Your Project
    14. Filter Rules
    15. Item Preview & Exploration
    16. Curate Project Data
    17. Reset Column Widths
    18. Anomaly Detection
    19. Visualization Switch
    20. Fallout & Flow Reports
  6. Feature Requests and Next Steps

The Mystery of Digital Analytics

Digital analytics can be a mysterious, confusing, and complicated space, and “when you really start to dig into data, most people don’t even know what’s possible.” (Source: Ben Gaines, Adobe Analytics Summit 2017, Using Analysis Workspace to tell powerful customer journey stories)

Luckily, with the introduction of tools like Adobe Analysis Workspace (and Google’s counterpart – Google Data Studio), the view of what’s possible with your data is starting to take shape through the fog.

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