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By Alexis
Posted in - Press on June 1st, 2023
From user-generated AI to adaptive web experiences, the rapid pace of technological advancements is continuously evolving in the competitive world of digital real estate marketing. Now, big changes are imminent with Google’s latest edition of its analytics platform, known as Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Effective July 1, 2023, GA4 will fully replace the Universal Google Analytics (UA) system currently employed. This change requires updates to your website coding, or you could be left in the dark. GA4’s cutting-edge website tracking tools will provide unparalleled insights into consumer website user behavior. Let’s delve deeper into its features and functionalities. What is Google Analytics 4? With its flexible event-driven model, GA4 revolutionizes the tracking of the user’s interactions across devices and platforms….
By Angelene
Posted in - Advertising & Media & Social Media on January 19th, 2015
Recently the concept of adding telephone numbers to our print media ads, each unique to a specific publication came up in discussion. At first the idea seems wonderful, a way to measure the success of traditional media advertising. Upon further review, there are some substantial pitfalls, which must be considered. The concept proves valuable if we significantly narrow down what we will measure and how we will compare it against other metrics. I think it’s a good idea to add unique telephone number call tracking to the mix. We must remember that it is “an additional” bit of information we can use to better understand a very complex system, but not the be-all-end-all to measure the success of a traditional…
By Alexis
Posted in - SEO on January 21st, 2011
Simplifying the Web World Your website is now live. Don’t just sit there waiting for people to come and visit it. There are too many websites out there already. Your website will not be suddenly overwhelmed with visitors. Building traffic is a slow process. Only those who patiently work to make their websites successful will reap real benefits. There are only three sources of website visitors: Direct Traffic – Those who type your web address into the browser address bar and click. Search Engines – Responding to a query, search engines deliver results that are relevant. If your website appears close to the top of the list, and if the title and description are intelligible, there is a possibility that the searcher…
