Marketing Analytics
Learn how to measure and analyze your SEO and digital marketing performance, understand your audience, turn data into actionable insights, and grow more efficiently.
Learn how to measure and analyze your SEO and digital marketing performance, understand your audience, turn data into actionable insights, and grow more efficiently.
Identifying duplicate content issues is a crucial part of your SEO audit. Here’s what you need to check for and how to do it.
Thin content and how content is organized sitewide are some of the factors that can impact rankings. Learn more about content-related audit items here.
When conducting an SEO audit, you also have to look at some page-level elements of your website. Here’s how to evaluate them.
Your domain name can indirectly impact your SEO performance. Learn the top domain-related factors you should be auditing and how to do it right.
Heatmaps are an essential tool to understand how users interact with your website. Here are nine tips on how to use heatmaps to boost SEO.
Make the most of Google Search Console. Uncover these five hidden gems within GSC that will help make your SEO life easier.
Find high-value insights in your PPC data and avoid the cost (and embarrassment) of newbie mistakes with these strategies and frameworks.
Google Analytics is a complicated system with seemingly endless functions. Discover some helpful areas that beginners might not even know exist.
Make the most of your Amazon Brand Registry membership. Learn how to use brand-specific and Amazon-wide data from Amazon Brand Analytics to your advantage.
The value of content shouldn’t be measured by SEO metrics only. Learn why and how you should look at content from a customer-centric perspective.
Wasting too much time on manual reporting? Sick of siloed data? Then a marketing data warehouse might just be the right solution for you.
UTM parameters can be extremely beneficial for tracking the success of your campaigns. Learn about them and their abilities in this guide.
Looking for a way to measure whether your content marketing is successful? Here’s how you can use Google Data Studio to calculate the ROI.
Google has published a new set of research designed to help marketers respond to the changes brought on by COVID-19.
A/B testing is the process of setting up two versions of one page, and testing which page outperforms the other. Here’s how to do it.
Let’s explore three of the search trends emerging out of the Coronavirus climate, along with practical ways to leverage them for your business.
Check out these Google Analytics plugins, which can make a huge impact on the performance of your WordPress site.
It’s time to rethink rank tracking and account for the true visibility of a web listing in search.
There is one indicator that we can use to help us know where to go from here: our audience.
Start measuring share of voice (SOV) and determine your position in the market.
Use this 8-step Google Ads account audit process to find areas in need of improvement, expansion, or optimization.
Google has published data on recent search trends, revealing the top 5 ways search behavior is changing during the pandemic.
Here’s how the organic performance of essential and non-essential retailers is changing as a result of COVID-19.
Algorithmic, technical, seasonal and competitive factors affect your organic search performance. Learn the systematic way to solve your SEO issues.
A report reveals the business impact of Coronavirus in the US, including which categories are up and which are down.
Safari announced full 3rd party cookie blocking, two years ahead of Chrome. May affect advertisers.
Here are seven ways COVID-19 seems to be affecting SEO metrics and how we should consider responding.
Learn the elements of a successful competition analysis, and how to use it to assess any website in any industry.
Doing only a competitor analysis to discover keywords isn’t enough. Here’s why you also need to do an audience analysis.
Here’s why importing your conversions from Google Analytics to optimize your Google Ads campaigns doesn’t make sense.