by Krystal | Sep 25, 2026 | Analytics
Marketing platforms provide more data than most small businesses need. Website analytics can show thousands of measurements. Advertising platforms provide another set of figures, while social media, email and customer relationship systems add even more. Putting all of...
by Krystal | Sep 16, 2026 | Analytics
Seeing website traffic increase is usually encouraging. More people are reaching the site, which may indicate that search visibility, advertising, social media, referrals or other marketing activity is generating attention. The problem begins when traffic growth is...
by Krystal | Aug 28, 2026 | Analytics
Marketing teams have access to an enormous amount of data. Website platforms can report page views, sessions, engagement and traffic sources. Advertising platforms provide impressions, clicks, conversions and costs. CRM systems contain leads, opportunities and sales....
by Krystal | Aug 25, 2026 | Analytics
Opening Google Analytics for the first time can feel like being given a spreadsheet containing hundreds of numbers without being told which ones matter. Users. Sessions. Events. Engagement rate. Traffic sources. Key events. The platform contains a great deal of...
by Krystal | Aug 18, 2026 | Analytics
Someone visits your website, views a page, and then leaves. Is that automatically a bad thing? Not necessarily. Bounce rate is one of the better-known website analytics metrics, but it is also one of the easiest to misunderstand. A high bounce rate can point towards a...
by Krystal | Aug 12, 2026 | Analytics
A customer sees a social media advertisement, visits your website through Google, reads a blog article several days later, and eventually returns directly to make a purchase. Which marketing channel deserves credit for the conversion? The answer depends on the...
