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Our Biggest Steps Online in 2010. And Yours?

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 30, 2010 196763 Comments2010-12-30+12%3A00%3A26Paul+Steinbrueck

Here are 7 of the biggest steps forward we made in our online communications at OurChurch.Com in 2010. What was the biggest step(s) you took?

communications

analytics, blog, Facebook, server, social media, twitter, video, Youtube

Website Analytics: Top Posts and Funky Keywords from November

By Paul Steinbrueck Dec 3, 2010 195216 Comments2010-12-03+14%3A21%3A23Paul+Steinbrueck

Welcome to December, everyone! That means it’s time to check our analytics for top keywords, popular pages, and our favorite… funky keywords.

search marketing

analytics, Google Analytics, keywords, search phrases, stats, website traffic

Website Tips Video: Getting Site Statistics

By Karl Beaudry Nov 22, 2010 30832 Comments2010-11-22+12%3A38%3A03Karl+Beaudry

The next in a series of Quick Tips videos, this video discussed the value of site statistics and some methods for obtaining them.

web design

analytics, statistics

Website Analytics: Lessons and Funky Keywords from October

By Paul Steinbrueck Nov 1, 2010 30261 Comment2010-11-01+20%3A07%3A36Paul+Steinbrueck

Welcome to November, everyone! That means it’s time to check our analytics for traffic sources, popular pages, and our favorite… funky keywords.

search marketing

analytics, Google Analytics, keywords, search phrases, stats, website traffic

Google Analytics, now with visual in-page indicators!

By Richard Ward Oct 20, 2010 29104 Comments2010-10-20+10%3A57%3A55Richard+Ward

Google improves analytics data by introducing In-Page Analytics, a tool which superimposes analytics data on your website to show actual analytics data right on your web pages.

search marketing, web design

analytics, Google Analytics, in-page analytics

Analytics Check – Funky Keywords from September

By Paul Steinbrueck Oct 1, 2010 28082 Comments2010-10-01+12%3A47%3A47Paul+Steinbrueck

Welcome to October, everyone! That means it’s time to check our analytics for traffic sources, popular pages, and our favorite… funky keywords.

search marketing

analytics, Google Analytics, keywords, search phrases, stats, website traffic

Analytics Check: Most bizarre search keywords in July?

By Paul Steinbrueck Aug 2, 2010 25021 Comment2010-08-02+14%3A36%3A25Paul+Steinbrueck

Making website analytics fun… check your analytics/stats and post the funniest search phrases used to find your site in July.

search marketing

analytics

31 Days Project Rockets Bloggers Forward

By Paul Steinbrueck Jun 16, 2010 238037 Comments2010-06-16+14%3A38%3A54Paul+Steinbrueck

We wrap up the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog by looking at the tremendous growth and other benefits experienced by the bloggers who participated.

blogging

31DBBB, analytics, Darren Rowse, ProBlogger, stats

31DBBB Day 30: Monitor Your Blog

By PhillipGibb Jun 11, 2010 234521 Comments31DBBB+Day+30%3A+Monitor+Your+Blog2010-06-11+09%3A32%3A06PhillipGibb

Tracking visitors and visits is an important part taking your blog to the next level. Here are some ways that you can measure your blog’s statistics.

blogging

analytics, blog, Google, measurements, monitor, statistics, webmaster tools, yahoo

Analytics Check: Most bizarre search keywords in May?

By Paul Steinbrueck Jun 1, 2010 22698 Comments2010-06-01+20%3A03%3A00Paul+Steinbrueck

What were the funniest, craziest, or strangest search phrases that turned up in your analytics/stats last month? What else did you learn by reviewing your analytics?

search marketing

analytics, search keywords, stats

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Which best describes your organization's approach to assessing the value/ROI of social media?

We diligently track the source of all sales/goals so we know what social media is producing.
We look at trends. If our use of social media correlates with an increase in our sales/goals that indicates it's value.
You can't put a dollar value on relationships and so we don't try to assess the value/ROI of social media.
We're doing some tracking of the source of sales/goals, so we have some numbers, but we also recognize there's more to the value of social media than those numbers.
We're experimenting with social media now. We'll tackle the value/ROI issue once we get a better idea of what we're doing.
We know we should be trying to assess the value of social media, but we just don't know how.
We're not using social media.

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