Time to Dump the term “Link Building”
“Hello…. I am calling from…. Would you like to give backlink?”
“Say what? “
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Solution: Experiment Code Missing the cookie domain name
Error Looks like:
Experiment code missing the cookie domain name declared in tracking code
This error happens when you have the old Google Analytics Code and the Content Experiments Code is of a later version.
4 Negative Effects of (not provided) keywords
The justification of hiding majority of keywords from Google Analytics is a debate for another day but on 23rd Sep 2013,Google converted nearly 100% of keywords to (not provided). This means that Webmasters would not be able to track the keyword used by the visitor to reach each page through Google search engine.
History of (not provided) keywords
StumbleUpon Paid Discovery: Steps to Create First Campaign
Unlike Social Media and Search, Stumble upon serves content based on your preference and interest, and as the word “Stumble” suggests, the service is for users who are interested in discovering content according to their interest. The concept by itself leads to visits that have low engagement, and high bounce rate. But that does not mean that the service is of little use in spreading the brand name across the network.
New Gmail Inbox Tab - Threat to Email Marketing
Gmail has revamped the look of its inbox with tab-based navigation. By default, the inbox is divided into three tabs: Primary, Social and Promotions.
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Google Content Experiments: Fixing Domain Validation Errors
When you set up your first Content Experiment, you might face a cookie domain name consistency error. This error is caused by using different domain name settings for Google Analytics and Content Experiments code.
Google AdWords Auction Insight Report - Tutorial
Bidding relentlessly without getting any feedback on impression share and competition can be inefficient. To fix this problem, Google AdWords has introduced the Auction Insight Report.
6 Content Metrics that Matter in Post-Penguin World
Google Algorithm has evolved over the past decade, and it has been evolving considerably in the past 3 years. The major changes from 2003 to 2010 was towards optimizing the results against sites and brands that were using SEO tactics that were black-hat, and spammy in nature.