Whether it’s Google Analytics, getClicky, Mint or something else, we’re always playing with web analytics tools. We even wrote a series on Google Search Console and social media analytics.
Check out this category to learn from our findings and troubles using those tools!
Twitter Analytics can help you set up and maintain the right Twitter strategy. We'll explain what can be learned from Twitter Analytics.
Facebook Page Insights provides valuable information about the engagement and reach your posts have. Find out more in this post!
Want to know everything you can find in Pinterest Analytics? We wrote about your Pinterest profile, audience reports and stats on activity from your site.
There are a lot of ways to check how your website’s doing these days. The most common one people use is probably Google Analytics. Google Analytics is definitely a great tool for monitoring your site. However, since the ‘not provided’ development, it’s become pretty hard to monitor your SEO efforts. And unfortunately, most tools that »
Categories: Analytics, Technical SEO
If your website means anything for your business, you should not forget to schedule time to do maintenance on it. Therefore we regularly write about the things you should do to keep your site in shape. In this post we’ll write about the most basic of all: checking for 404 error pages. Note: this post does not cover how to »
Categories: Analytics, Technical SEO
If you use our Yoast SEO plugin you’ve got the opportunity to connect it to Google Search Console (GSC). With GSC you can monitor the SEO health of your site, while Yoast SEO helps you to optimize your site. Connecting the two, so they can work together, will allow you to be more efficient when maintaining your site. »
Categories: Analytics, Technical SEO
Instagram isn’t yet the traffic source Facebook is. But Instagram is growing rapidly. Just last month, the milestone of 500 million users was reached. It makes you wonder whether or not to incorporate Instagram into your default marketing mix, right? Therefore, it would be nice to have Instagram analytics. In 2015, 33% of US teens »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media
Today we’re announcing that our Analytics plugins are getting a new home on MonsterInsights.com. One of the “problems” of a quickly growing business is that you have to choose what to focus on. We’ve made that choice: we’ll focus on building best in class SEO products, from plugins to reviews, eBooks and training programs. We’re very »
Categories: Analytics, Announcements
Pinterest was launched in 2010 and holds a steady position in our social media landscape these days. With over 100 million active users and $11 billion reported value (2015/09), Pinterest is here to stay. I already did an article on Pinterest Marketing back in 2014, so it was definitely time to write another one. In this »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media
Following our post on YouTube Analytics, that mainly dealt with watch time reports and all the charts and stats that are in that section, we’d like to complete our article on YouTube Analytics with this post on engagement reports. First, I’d like to thank you for your comments on our site and social media about »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media
Last year we started vlogging and overall using videos a lot more in our communication. It’s an easy way to communicate and a lot more personal than most online communication. We like it a lot and will obviously continue to focus on video this year. Following our recent posts on social media analytics (Twitter, Facebook), it »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media
This post is about all the information that can be found in Facebook Page Insights, and what we feel does and doesn’t make sense to look at for most of our visitors. It all depends on the kind of website you have, of course. Why you should check your Facebook stats During a local networking event »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media
Setting up your website is step one, promoting it is step two. The basis of that should be great content, and social media is your handy, free platform for this (next to all the great links you have gathered for your site, of course). Social media, for us, is focused on Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter. Over »
Categories: Analytics, Social Media