How to interpret information tracked in web analysis and improve your blogs – Part 4

IX. Google Analytics

Blog Name: Rich, Born and Became

Last Blog Date: Dec 31, 2011

Date of Testing:  1/12/2012 | Range: Dec 13, 2011 – Jan 11, 2012

# of Followers: 0  | # of Subscriptions: 12 via Feedburner

# of posts:  5 | # of pages:  4 | total # of comments: 0

Total of page views of all time (or in-range): 138

Type of content: Advice and tips in text and images.

Main Features:

• As I document my journey of spiritual growth, physical and mental health, I give recommendations on how to be Rich without money.

Past Social Marketing Plan:

1. Post to popular social networks equally or cross-posting
2. Non-frequent scheduled posting
3. Email subscriptions
4. Viewable on mobile devices
5. Google AdSense

How to Interpret Information Tracked in Web Analysis and Improve Your Blogs – Part 3

VII. Blogger Stats

Blog Name: Cutie, the Triple D Gamer

Last Blog Date: Nov 30, 2011

Date of Testing: Jan 11, 2012   | Range: Dec 11, 2011 – Jan 11, 2012

# of Followers:  3   | # of Subscriptions:  20 via Feedburner

# of posts:  10 | # of pages:  4 | total # of comments: 6

Total of page views of all time (or in-range): 1,117 (in-range: 305)

Type of content:  Opinionated, interviews and advice-columns with text, video, audio and images.

Main Features:

• Sexually filtered content about video games and what morals and values are we taught about sex through games
• Researching, interviewing and reporting women in the video game industry. Discuss the lack of women in certain fields of the industry.
• Reporting the sexism in games
• Giving people advice about how to survive in a gamer relationship.

Past Social Marketing Plan:

1. Post to popular social networks equally or cross-posting.
2. Non-frequent scheduled posting
3. Email subscriptions
4. Viewable on mobile devices
5. Google AdSense

How to Interpret Information Tracked in Web Analysis and Improve Your Blogs – Part 2

V. Improvements Introduction

Before making improvements you need to understand 3 things:

• What the purpose of your blog is.
• What are the actions you want your users to take on your blog?
• What are your goals and milestones for the blog?

I answer these questions with my blog:

How to Interpret Information Tracked in Web Analysis and Improve Your Blogs – Part 1

I will describe, in parts, how I use Google Analytics, StatCounter, Blogger Stats, WordPress Stats and sometimes Alexa to analyze, interpret and use web traffic estimates to improve my blogs on WordPress and Blogger. 

Table of Contents

Part 1

I. General Terms and Definitions

II. Web Analytics Applications – Summary

III. Informed Decisions Lead to Results

IV. Blog Snapshot Quick Analysis for all blogs

Part 2

V. Improvements Description

VI. StatCounter Analysis (Enter the QAnn Blog)

Part 3

VII. Blogger Stats (Cutie, Triple D Gamer)

VIII. WordPress Stats (Vivacious Entrepreneur)

Part 4

IX. Google Analytics (Rich, Born and Became)

X. Conclusion and Common solutions

 

Back to the Drawing Board: Resume Writing

Reason why some employees stay at companies for years and years is probably due to avoiding making a new resume. Think this is an understatement? In a room full of 100 employees, 80% will probably raise their hand about avoiding resume writing. I know I would be one of them.

What’s so bad about resume writing? I’ll tell you. It takes up quite a bit of time and it’s not copy and paste. Let me explain what time is spent on resume writing. First, the last resume you had that got you your last job may not hold up in current times. Because of this, a bit of research is in order: What are the hottest trends in resume keywords and styles? What kinds of information should go into my resume for the 30-second view? After these questions are answered, more research is in order to find out what occupations you want to work.