Digital Marketing Attribution
April 21, 2022
Knowing how people come to your website is one of the most important components of your digital marketing. How did they find you? Where did
Knowing how people come to your website is one of the most important components of your digital marketing. How did they find you? Where did
Small businesses make up 99.9% of the businesses in the United States. There are over 30 million small businesses that are all fighting to gain
The world of online marketing is full of variety. There are tons of different ways that business owners can get their product or service in
Digital marketing can get confusing and overwhelming – especially when marketers throw out terms that you are unfamiliar with. Your marketing account manager is always
This post is for all you eCommerce marketing managers or business owners out there who are constantly looking for deeper insight into how your online advertising is performing. What I’m going to show you is how to easily pull data from your Google Analytics account into a custom Google spreadsheet.
This report will not only show you the revenue generated by a specific product but the keywords that lead users to that product and the resulting revenue.
Regular expressions can be a bit daunting to understand. This is particularly so if your previous coding experience is minimal. As a pay-per-click manager you are often responsible for creating dashboards via Google Analytics and other analytic platforms.
The quickest way to create powerful insights in Google Analytics is by using regular expressions. The purpose of this blog post is to list some of our favorite regular expression resources.
This Google Analytics RegEX finds all keywords with the words awesome, best, and top. Regular expressions are fantastic tools to help create meaningful filters and are essential for the best Google Analytic’s hacks.
The purpose of this article is to give an in-depth and visual look into working with and modifying Excel pivot tables in preparation for Pay Per Click data analysis.
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