Posted on 16 May 2011
Many remarketing campaigns use discount offer banners to try and recapture visitors who abandon the shopping cart. For example they might ‘remarketing cookie’ bailout users and show them ads offering coupon codes or bundle offers – anything to get them back into a purchase. The only danger with this however is that you might end up ticking off users who have already bought through the regular sales process at full pop
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Prevent Previous Buyers From Seeing Your Google Remarketing Ads
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Posted on 29 April 2011
If you are advertising on the Google Display Network there is a good chance you know what a “view-through conversion” is. In case you don’t, a view-through conversion (referred to as a VTC) occurs when a user views an image or rich media ad (but doesn’t click on it) and later completes a conversion
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Improvements to view-through conversion reporting
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Posted on 13 April 2011
Google recently announced the launch of their latest social initiative: Google +1 (Plus One).
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Posted on 05 January 2011
If you do a quick search on “Google Analytics Subdomain Tracking”, you may have noticed that many of the top results are either woefully out of date or rather confusing. The purpose of this post is to provide my recommendations for Google Analytics subdomain tracking as of the current version of the asynchronous Google Analytics Tracking Code. Currently there’s no specific article on Google Code dedicated to Google Analytics subdomain tracking.
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Google Analytics Subdomain Tracking
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Posted on 16 December 2010
“Show me the money!” Cuba Gooding Jr. certainly understood the power of seeing the money in black and white.
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Ecommerce Attribution with Custom Variables
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Posted on 04 November 2010
If you currently own or have ever considered Urchin software, you may be wondering what new benefits version 7 brings to the table. The new features included in Urchin 7 make it a much more powerful tool in terms of processing capabilities and customization for your business needs. We’ll be reviewing what’s new at our next LIVE Urchin webinar with special Google guest, Dennis Osmolovski, Urchin Technical Lead .
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Live Webinar: What’s New About Urchin 7 with Google’s Dennis Osmolovski
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Posted on 22 July 2010
The great thing about web analytics packages is that they are very powerful tools.
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The Business Of Web Analytics
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Posted on 30 June 2010
There’s a pretty strong push now for everyone to move to the new Asynchronous Google Analytics Tracking Code. It’s the only code that’s available from the interface now, and nearly all of the documentation includes examples of this as the primary code to be used. Converting your code to the new async code might seem like it’s just a hassle, but there are benefit to using the new code.
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Converting To Asynchronous Code
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Posted on 12 March 2010
Facebook has lagged behind MySpace when it comes to conversion tracking, but they’re catching up, releasing their conversion tracking beta program to select advertisers.
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Facebook Conversion Tracking: Now With Extra Impression Sauce
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Posted on 02 February 2010
Last fall Google announced the release of the much anticipated Custom Variables in Google Analytics. Previously the only out of the box way to segment visitors on your site using custom metrics was to use the User Defined variable.
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Custom Variables in Google Analytics
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