We all love traffic coming to our website. The more the merrier in most cases.
However, as a marketer, that isn’t the case. Marketers want targeted traffic and they want to know where it is coming from. Not knowing where your traffic is coming from means you don’t know which traffic generation methods are working.


The majority of marketers make no effort...

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Bounce rate: Its one fantastic data from Google analytics that helps webmasters the most than any other data.

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.

These % of visitors spend less than 5 seconds in your website and leave without visiting any other page.

When you run a PPC campaign like Adwords, You should...

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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.

Using google analytics, I was wondering if anyone can tell me the best way to track the traffic stats for each person that visits my site. In other words, is it possible to find out the URL of each individual site that visits me?

Looking forward to your replies.

Guy