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Is there a tool to check if the Google Analytics code is present on every page of a website?

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Why the Google Adwords Keywords tool says there are 0 local monthly searches for a keyword or shows a dash, but in spite of this there's competition for those keywords (up to 0.42 in some cases) ?

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In OSE's, "Followed Linking Root Domains" are defined as "The number of root domains that have at least one followed link to a page or domain." Does this mean that if one of my competitors has, let's say, 1000 followed linking root domains, they have a link pointing to them on the homepage of 1000 other sites?

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What is the best practice in Google Analytics?

Tracking blog.mydomain.com + mydomain.com under the same profile?

Or creating separate profiles for each blog.mydomain.com and mydomain.com?

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Any other comments are welcome. Does anyone know a way to track only cart abandonment with Google Analytics, different from the one described in my first post.

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We have an e-commerce site, and we use Google Analytics.

We have created a "sales" goal + the funnel.

Our funnel has the following structure:

shopping cart - register - login - address - shipping - payment method - confirmation - sales

This helps us track "goal abandonment". But we're also interested in tracking "shopping cart abandonment". For example we can see that 100 visitors enter the shopping cart, and 80 of them proceed to register or other steps in the funnel. This means that 20% left the car (shown by a red arrow in Google Analytics).

Is there other way to see how many people left the shopping cart without proceeding to any of the other steps in the funnel, for example, people that closed their browsers or went to a page in the site not included in the funnel?

I know I'm missing something here...

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Hi KTaylor,

Thanks for replying.

Yes, I also found that link, but I was wondering if there's some data as authoritative as the one I found for mobile market share in Comscore. This Wikipedia article has good references, please don't misunderstand me, I'm not denying its value.

Here are the mobile stats, in case that anyone wants to take a look

http://www.comscore.com/Press_Events/Press_Releases/2012/3/comScore_Reports_January_2012_U.S._Mobile_Subscriber_Market_Share

http://www2.comscore.com/l/1552/ore2012MobileFutureinFocus-pdf/3127bd

Hi,

Could you please point me to a reliable resource where I can find information on US desktop browser share?

I have already found info for mobile (Comscore) but not for desktop.

Thanks in advance for your replies

We will change an old school  HTML drop down navigation for an AJAX drop down one.

What's your experience in regards to Google indexing AJAX?

I know that Google is now able to read more stuff than in the past, but I need some stories "from the trenches" if you're willing to share.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

We are running  a campaign for a website in SEOmoz.

We get a dup content issue warning:

http://www.oursite.com and http://www.oursite.com/ are being seen as 2 different urls.

Only difference among 2 urls is the trailing slash at the end of the second url.

Why is this happening? I was aware of www vs non www but never heard of an issue related to the slash.

Thanks for your help!