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![🔸 How can Google Analytics help you? 🔸
If you're looking for an in-depth analysis of your website traffic, then Google Analytics can help. This tool can also offer you valuable insights that help you shape your future digital marketing strategies. So, don't let the complex-looking dashboard confuse you – you can figure that out. Add the Google Analytics tracking code and start reviewing your analytics reports on a monthly basis to help you fine-tune your strategies. Here are a few parameters to measure:
1. Audience: Number of users and sessions
2. Ratio of new visitors vs returning visitors
3. Bounce rate: the lower the better
4. Traffic: channels, demographics and locations
5. Site content: landing pages and most popular pages
If you're launching a new website, make sure you add the GA tracking code even before your website is up and running to measure from day 1. You'll want to know where you started, what is working, and adjust what's not. Don't forget to check the reports every month – best, add a reminder for yourself.
If you haven't added the tracking code yet, do it right now. It's never too late.
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