tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-42857246646592090672012-02-16T02:37:18.204-08:00notes about web analytics & other topicsMartinnoreply@blogger.comBlogger51257.6286951.96294tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4285724664659209067.post-71632127743645694252008-07-05T00:48:00.000-07:002008-07-05T01:20:31.629-07:002008-07-05T01:20:31.629-07:00

I made this little graphics that you can place on your site if you like to link to the WebAnalyticsUpdate page. Just grab the following single line of source code and place it somewhere in the html of your web page where you would like to place the link:<a href="http://www.webanalyticsupdate.com/" title="Read the latest web analytics news"><img alt="WebAnalyticsUpdate - Daily Web Analytics News

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Maybe this is useful: Today I have added more than 100 sites to the Web Analytics Search Engine on the page www.WebAnalyticsUpdate.comThe search engine is based on Google's Custom Search technology and covers more than 100 weblogs, magazines, useful tools, consultants, leading experts and companies of the web analytics industry.Whenever you are looking for some special information about Web

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Yesterday I had a talk with one of the editors of our magazine about different search optimization topics. During this meeting we also talked about the possibilities of preparing content which can be really found in search engines and which factors can influence the ranking of web page contents on the search engine result pages.First it is necessary to speak the language of the targeted audience.

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In some cases I do not like to use a desktop based feed reader software or my Google Reader to keep an overview about a certain topic. Then I find other possibilities to keep informed about recent discussions. For example for WebAnalytics I built a page with a small collection of some WebAnalytics weblogs for a quick overview about recent posts and news in the WebAnalytics world. Additionally it

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A nice little tool for visualizing visitor behaviour is the free tool clickheat from labsmedia. After installing it on a directory on the webserver (e.g. /clickheat/) and inserting a small JavaScript code in the source code of the pages that you want to measure it will log visitor's clicks on your page and display them on a transparent layer on your webpage in form of a heatmap. "Hot" areas are

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