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In the newest Google Analytics there's a section called 'Social' which tracks traffic from FB, Twitter and other social sites. For some reason it doesn't include Instagram (which is the one that matters to me, though I'm sure there are many others that it doesn't include either.)

Is there a way to modify that and add Instagram as a social source?

Have you tried this?

1. Add your list of users or followers in column A.
2. Add this in column B: =ImportXML(A1, "//span[@class='bio']")

Hi,

I'm having a strange problem with a certain comapny.

When you Google their brand name the first 8 results or so are related - their site, Google+ page, Twitter etc. The rest of the results are completely unrelated to the site and much of it is in another language and looks really spammy.

According to the site owner until recently the first 50-60 results were related - mostly local results, press releases, and franchise companies listing his business. They don't have a great link profile but that shouldn't have them dropping out of the results, especially since they're still ranking in the top 1-8 positions.

Here's the strangest part: the company name is Libertana. All the spammy results are not so much spammy, they're related to the syllable "na". Examples:

• Ivanyukite-Na Mineral Data
• įt$koka!na's sounds on SoundCloud - Hear the world's sounds
• Bosiniya na Herizegovina - Wikipedia

What on earth is going on? Why would they rank for the last syllable of their name?

Recently one of my clients has become involved with a group of A-List celebrities, and we expect to have some very good photos and meetings happening.

I know this might be more of traditional PR concern, but I am wondering (aside from the obvious "post it to FB/Twitter/Tumbler") how to best leverage this for online marketing. If we have photos or videos, we can make writeups, etc. Can someone give me some suggestions?