Thanks Michael!! Curious can i keep my analytics account & code which measures all my customer & non-customer visits , and then create a new code/account to track visitors in the manner which you recommend?
Thx again & happy 4th,
Chris
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RE: How can I distinguish new visitors from existing (customers) in Google Analytics to attain an avg # of new visitor traffic per day/week?posted in Reporting & Analytics
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How can I distinguish new visitors from existing (customers) in Google Analytics to attain an avg # of new visitor traffic per day/week?posted in Reporting & Analytics
i do marketing for a business software site where we have hundreds of clients and each account has on avg 100 users. I am having a very challenging time to attempting to figure out the real number of unique traffic that our site receives. **(what's creating the issue is that we have thousands of user accounts where our users log-in via our site to access our app/platform).
Would love help with this!
Christian
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RE: Curious, have you ever had a client dispute your Moz Ranking Report?posted in White Hat / Black Hat SEO
Thanks GR!
I asked a friend on the west coast to confirm the placement (i'm in Boston) and he did not see it on Google page#2 which is where Moz has it. GWT has it on page #3. this is odd
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Curious, have you ever had a client dispute your Moz Ranking Report?posted in White Hat / Black Hat SEO
one of my international clients from China does not believe that his site is now on page #2 for a national search term. He said he had a colleague search from a location in the United States and his site did not come up in any of the top 10 Google search page results.
Suggest any ways to back ranking up? Maybe use an additional rank report?
appreciate any/all suggestions. THanks!
Chris
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RE: I have a Wordpress site that ranks well and a blog (uses blogger) with slightly different URL/domain that also ranks decently. Should I combine the 2 under the website domain or keep both?posted in Local Website Optimization
i totally agree and understand this, but this blog funny enough ranks for areas/keywords. It's kinda like having 2 high ranking sites. I have been building posts on this blog since 2010. I am sure that if i combine the two it will help my main domain, but i am worried about the loss of traffic and it simply ranks quite well. It's kind of a tough call. It was built this way as back in 2009/10 this was still somewhat of an old seo trick to increase links to your site by having your blog separate. I am wondering if perhaps i should start building another blog on my site as well and perhaps slowly transition and perhaps just keep both? Interesting dilemma and i completely understand as an seo how combining the two ultimately makes the most sense.
Thank you!
C
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I have a Wordpress site that ranks well and a blog (uses blogger) with slightly different URL/domain that also ranks decently. Should I combine the 2 under the website domain or keep both?posted in Local Website Optimization
I realize that I am building essentially 2 different sites even though they are connected, but on some local town pages i have 2-3 results on Page #1. Nice problem to have eh? But i am worried as for a lot of my surrounding towns my competitor has the top listing or definitely ahead of me, so i am wondering if i combine or convert my blog into the same domain as my site, then all of that content + links should hopefully propel my site to #1. Anyone have an experience like this? thanks, Chris
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RE: How does Infinite Scrolling work with unique URLS as users scroll down? And is this SEO friendly?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
each of the lower posts does have its own URL. As you noted above, that unique URL does show up as the user scrolls lower, but there are links to these URLs from main nav too.
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RE: How does Infinite Scrolling work with unique URLS as users scroll down? And is this SEO friendly?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Thanks Ruth! Greatly appreciate your help.
So if I understand correctly then Google will index just the 1st post then? Since the lower posts all have their own unique urls then Google will just index those as it crawls I assume (of course it's always wise to have a site map).
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Local Rank & Branding Confusion - HELPposted in Local Website Optimization
I am working with a client now that has two sites that serve two segments of a particular market segment. They have two different URLs which cater to these different target markets BUT the company is known in its local market as a their brand name (of course) which is different than their 2 domain names used on these 2 sites. Confusing eh? This has resulted in confusing Google and their rank has suffered a bit.
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Let's just say this company is called AtlantaEventsInc and they offer event services for corporate events and let's say weddings. So let's say they have had atlantaeventscorporate.com for 20 years and then they add atlantaeventweddings.com about a year ago since their wedding business is expanding. So they promote their corporate events on one site and their wedding events on another. These 2 sites also currently share one blog, share one Facebook page, one Twitter and have two Google+ pages.
Should we keep these two sites totally separate? and even have separate blogs and separate social media accounts? OR since our rank has only suffered with the new wedding site (just a year old) should we retire that site? (i suppose we could still keep separate blogs though for each target market.
WOULD LOVE INSIGHT ON THIS! Thanks,
Chris