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Analytics & Testing
How To Track Subdomains In Google Analytics 4 Accounts
By default, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) tracks all subdomains of a domain in your account, even without cross-domain tracking enabled. That’s useful if you want to aggregate all of your company’s activities throughout your subdomains in a single Google Analytics account. Martech Zone, for example, publishes translated versions of our site utilizing subdomains for each language published. Within Google Analytics…
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Analytics & Testing
How To Use Google Analytics 4 Events to Track Category Popularity in WordPress
Category popularity can help you understand what content your audience finds most engaging. Tracking this data can help you tailor your content strategy and enhance user experiences. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) offers powerful event tracking capabilities, enabling you to monitor your WordPress website’s category views. In this article, we’ll explore how to implement event tracking to measure the popularity of…
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Analytics & Testing
Google Analytics 4: Analyzing Your Social Media Referral Traffic and Campaigns
Social media has emerged as a potent force for driving word-of-mouth marketing and referral traffic to websites for some industries and strategies. Social media platforms aren’t limited to sharing personal experiences and connecting with friends; they’re also a legitimate source of traffic and prospects for businesses. Utilizing analytics to track social media referred traffic to your site is critical to…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
Panguin Tool: Overlay Google Search Algorithm Changes With Your Google Analytics Data
If you’re a highly technical SEO professional, you pay attention to major algorithm changes published by Google’s Search Engine to observe whether or not they’ve impacted your organic search traffic. One incredible way of observing this is to overlay your Google Analytics data with the dates those algorithm changes took place. The Panguin Tool enables you to do just that,…
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Analytics & Testing
Website Bounce Rates: Definitions, Benchmarks, and Industry Averages for 2023
A website bounce is when a visitor lands on a web page and leaves without interacting further with the site, such as clicking on links or taking meaningful actions. The bounce rate is a metric that measures the percentage of visitors who navigate away from the site after viewing only one page. Depending on the site’s purpose and the visitor’s…
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Sales and Marketing Training
The History Of Marketing
The word marketing has its origins in the late Middle English language. It can be traced back to the Old English word mǣrket, which meant a marketplace or a place where goods were bought and sold. Over time, the term evolved, and by the 16th century, it came to refer to various activities related to buying and selling products or…
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Analytics & Testing
How To Load Multiple Google Analytics 4 Properties With A Single Script
Monitoring a single site with multiple Google Analytics 4 (GA4) accounts can serve various purposes related to sales, marketing, and online technology. Here are some reasons why a company might want to do this: Data Segmentation: Different departments or teams within a company may have specific analytics needs. Using multiple GA4 accounts, they can segment and view relevant data to…
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Sales and Marketing Training
Why Small Businesses and High-Growth Startups Should Delay Hiring Their First Marketing Employee and Partner With A Marketing as a Service (MaaS) Provider
As startups and small businesses scale and succeed, they face a pivotal decision: Should they hire an in-house marketing employee or partner with a traditional marketing agency? While having a dedicated staff member to spearhead awareness, lead generation, upsells, and retention might seem appealing, it often falls short of expectations. Partnering with an agency may provide some relief by building…
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Analytics & Testing
How To Back-Up And Report On Universal Analytics Historical Data With GA4?
As a product manager who has worked with several enterprise companies, I personally believe Google’s shift from Universal Analytics (UA) to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) has been one of the worst I’ve ever seen. There are several reasons why…but here are the biggest gaffs: Historical Data – Google Analytics Universal was retired in July 2023, and you can only access…
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Sales and Marketing Training
The ROI of User Experience (UX) Online
User experience (UX) refers to the overall quality of a user’s interactions with a product, service, or brand. In the digital realm, UX encompasses everything from a website’s design and ease of navigation to its loading speed and how it makes users feel. A positive UX keeps users engaged, satisfied, and more likely to convert into customers, whereas a negative…
