Google Analytics for Facebook Fan Pages. We launched our Facebook fan page earlier this month and as with all Facebook pages only Facebook Insights program is available to page administrators. Facebook Insights shows demographic details and interactions on your pages BUT limited to show information of fans only. It is far less sophisticated and comprehensive when compared to the free Google Analytics. One of the limitations of Facebook Fan pages is that you can only run limited Javascript on it and Google Analytics needs Javascript code included to correctly track visitors. We have successfully managed to get ALL functions of Google Analytics working on our Facebook fan page (including visitor statistics, traffic sources, visitor country, keyword searches with all other powerful reporting & maps overlays etc).
How to setup Google Analytics on your Facebook fan pages The workaround we use in our code is to include Google Analytics as an image instead of setting the standard Javascript. 1) Setup Google Analytics account. The Social Media Cheat Sheet. Digital marketing strategy and planning Word template > Smart In. The first edition of my book Internet Marketing: Strategy, Planning and Implementation from 2001 included a popular template for creating what we then called an Internet Marketing Plan.
Today, marketers are understandably even more hungry for guidance, given the importance of online audiences and digital media for driving leads and sales. Yet, our research on Managing Digital Marketing shows that as many as 50% of businesses don't have a digital marketing plan - either integrated into their marketing plan, or as a separate roadmap for digital transformation. We have now updated the the original plan in my book to create a free to download digital marketing planning template based on the Smart Insights RACE planning system.
This template is based on fifteen plus years experience of creating and reviewing digital marketing plans for companies and helping students develop them. Get started with our free digital marketing plan template Download the free Planning template » Attribution: An Illustrated Guide to Matt Cutts' Comments on Crawling & Index. The author's views are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz. Late last week, Eric Enge of Stone Temple (and a co-author of mine on The Art of SEO) published a fascinating interview with Google's head of Webspam, Matt Cutts. I think the whole of the SEO community can agree that Matt taking time for these types of interviews is phenomenal and I can only hope he does more of them in the future. Understanding more about Google's positions, their technology and their goals will benefit website creators and marketers dramatically.
The interview itself is certainly worth a read, but as one mozzer noted to me during the email string on the subject "I'm embarassed to say I couldn't make it all the way through. " Fair enough; and that's why I'm presenting Matt's primary points in graphical, cartoon format. . #1 - There is No Hard Indexation Cap; But Indexation Has Limits #2 - Duplicate Content Might Hurt Your Indexation. Anatomy of A (Successful) Tweet. Ever wondered what makes a good tweet? Let’s break it down. But first….there are many different reasons to tweet, therefore there are many different kinds of tweets.
Twitter can serve many purposes so before you get started you want to consider all the ways you can use Twitter and determine which ones you want to use now. Let’s do a quick recap for beginners and then we’ll get into the real meat of it all. You can use Twitter for: Personal reasons: For dating, to find friends with similar interests or to keep tabs on the current “chatter” about a topic that interests you. The possibilities are endless. Customer Service: You can create a company account and let people know that they can send questions or concerns and you will respond via Twitter instead of by email. Public Relations: Develop relationships with media reps, reporters and bloggers. Growing your business: Drive traffic to your website, build relationships, make special offers, promote content.
Promotional: A sales message.