Full Post on Google Analytics here...

Bounce rate: Its one fantastic data from Google analytics that helps webmasters to the maximum.

It is the % of visitors that simply leave your website without actually visiting any other page except the gateway page, the page where he landed, mostly the gateway page is the home page.

Ever wondered how million dollar enterprises evolved and made it really big? They initially target their market. They try to dominate the whole market by the process of segmentation. Its called divide and rule method.
Consider the whole market as a pie, you now divide the entire pie into number of small slices and then target and dominate each of them, when you gradually succeed in that you would have eaten the whole pie or dominated the entire market.
This is how the big internet...

Personally im not interested in adswapping, even though it may help in my list grow..

Reasons below...

• You never know the quality of the leads that the other list owner has.
• You often force your list members to sign up for one offer that you are not sure is proven.
• You are “disturbing” your list members often.
• The quality of your list is gradually reduced and you may see that in your next broadcast or selling.

I'm not interested to ruin and spoil my list for few subscribers...

Your daily SEO “to-do” checklist:
• Create one quality blog post to your blog
• Spend 20 minutes commenting on the blogs related to your niche
• Spend 20 minutes social bookmarking on sites like Digg, stumbleupon, and Delicious.
• Spend 20 minutes in actively participating forum discussions related to your niche, make quality posts whenever needed.
• Spend quality time on bookmarking sites like Digg, stumbleupon, delicious, propeller, mister-wong, reditt,...

• Do NOT sell! This is a huge mistake that many people make when they begin marketing on social networking sites. Remember that you are there to socialize, not blatantly market your business. You need to be more stealth about how you market your business, so do not start sending your website link out to all of your friends or you risk making them very uncomfortable.
• Do NOT put a bunch of info about your business on your page: Again, it is fine to have a little blurb about what you do, but do

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