How to accurately track metrics on a lower traffic website..

Spinethetic · 07-08-2009, 02:10 PM

Other than headline testing and tracking visitor behavior, I would like just a few basic ideas that could be used to accurately track metrics on a squeeze page with an OTO that might get, say, 170-280 unique hits per day.

I have been setting up one squeeze every 2-2.5 weeks for about 2 months now and am currently using safelists/credit-based 'taes', Twitter, and JV giveaways to promote my squeeze page(s). But it seems to be that the results are almost the same irregardless of what I alter (other than the headline).

I have programmed a PHP script to instantly alter certain areas of the page itself with a few predetermined 'schemas'; but ultimately I gather more information from behavior observation.

Any ideas? just basic stuff...

Best Regards
~Ross Vaughn

07-08-2009, 02:10 PM	#1
Spinethetic Ross Vaughn Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Manhatten Posts: 177 Blog Entries: 2 Thanks: 20 Thanked 15 Times in 14 Posts Social Networking	How to accurately track metrics on a lower traffic website.. Other than headline testing and tracking visitor behavior, I would like just a few basic ideas that could be used to accurately track metrics on a squeeze page with an OTO that might get, say, 170-280 unique hits per day. I have been setting up one squeeze every 2-2.5 weeks for about 2 months now and am currently using safelists/credit-based 'taes', Twitter, and JV giveaways to promote my squeeze page(s). But it seems to be that the results are almost the same irregardless of what I alter (other than the headline). I have programmed a PHP script to instantly alter certain areas of the page itself with a few predetermined 'schemas'; but ultimately I gather more information from behavior observation. Any ideas? just basic stuff... Best Regards ~Ross Vaughn
	Ross Vaughn