Archive for the 'Google Analytics' Tag
Sunday, September 9th, 2012
It did not go smoothly. The plugin is installed and is at least partially working but despite reading the official instructions, unofficial instructions, and having someone I know say how easy it was. I started to regret abandoning Networked Blogs. I had used Networked Blogs to automatically put my most recent blog posting on my [...]
Posted in Blogging, Online Social Networks, WordPress |
and Tagged: Digg Digg, Disqus, Facebook, Google Analytics, Googlejuice, Jetpack, Klout, Mint, Networked Blogs, plugin, Webalizer, YARPP, Yoast |
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Thursday, April 28th, 2011
There are many posts like this, but this one is mine. As has become tradition, after I write a long rambling post, I generally go to bed and think, no one is going to read all that crap. So I write another companion piece which is in a style more agreeable to the attention span [...]
Posted in Internet, Search Engines, Self Marketing |
and Tagged: expert, Google, Google Analytics, guru, John Jantsch, keywords, Klout, link text, optimization, pageviews, search engine optimization, SEO, social media |
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Sunday, February 4th, 2007
Today I coughed up some money to upgrade to Mint 2.0. I also installed a few more Peppers created by Shaun Inman. Now with Secret Crush and Bird Feeder I’ll have even more information about the people who stop by Muschamp.ca. I still have Google Analytics, MyBlogLog, and my hosts stat package, but I can’t [...]
Posted in BC, Blogging, Internet, NFL, Vancouver, WordPress |
and Tagged: Google Analytics, Mint, MyBlogLog, Web Design |
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Tuesday, January 9th, 2007
MyBlogLog is one of many companies and websites that have sprung up to serve the blogosphere. It doesn’t hosts blogs like Blogger, but like Blogger you create a profile. It is not a blog search engine nor a feed aggregator. They are closer to an online social network based around bloggers. I learned about it [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Keyword Referrals, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Venture Capital, WordPress |
and Tagged: anonymity, Blogger, dubious, Ed Sim, Google Analytics, Gravatars, Jackie Huba, Maggie Wang, Mint, MyBlogLog, OpenID, Scott Rafer, shoemoney, voyeurism, Web Design |
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Tuesday, May 16th, 2006
Well some of my friends and MBA classmates, a lot more of the latter than probably would admit to it. Note the biggest dot below is Vancouver. Even if you require logins and/or track people with cookies you can’t tell exactly who is surfing your website but you can learn quite a lot. In fact [...]
Posted in Blogging, Keyword Referrals |
and Tagged: Chinese, Google, Google Analytics, Mint, statistics, web logs, web traffic |
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