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I’ve been asked by a hotelier what ‘web-analytics’ is about; a question well-known by many, but not by the most. In the bargain he’s a hotelier and probably doesn’t know about it. Let’s explain briefly the web-analytics, what that is about?
It’s a web-analysing system that let you know data about your website’s pop-ins. Thanks to this system, you can better see how the user are interacting with your website, allowing you to know more about his taste and his choices. Then, on the basis of this data, an expert can identify what has to be changed or enhanced, making the website patterned after the user. The web-analytics provides you simple but needed information: how often users pop into your web-site, where they do come from, which key-word they have utilised, or more specifically: it analyses if users have been involved through some advertising tools, e.g. ( advertising campaigns in Google or other) or still they come from some links you put hither and thither.
Or think about key-words you invested in because they brought you much pop-ins, their conversion rates may still be too low. All of this can be answered by the web-analytics and its accurate rendering. All things considered, are you still confident that using the keyword “relax” you may have a good feedback ? Personally I think not, also because users might have had a look in each Google’s page before they find yours. Therefore the system can be widely used and may provide a boost to the business. However there are several analysing tools, also free, like: “Google analytics, Clicky” or those which you have to pay to use: Shinystat, or Webtrends. they’ll convey you into the knowledge of analysing, but still a good amount of reading and patience is required.
It’s a web-analysing system that let you know data about your website’s pop-ins. Thanks to this system, you can better see how the user are interacting with your website, allowing you to know more about his taste and his choices. Then, on the basis of this data, an expert can identify what has to be changed or enhanced, making the website patterned after the user. The web-analytics provides you simple but needed information: how often users pop into your web-site, where they do come from, which key-word they have utilised, or more specifically: it analyses if users have been involved through some advertising tools, e.g. ( advertising campaigns in Google or other) or still they come from some links you put hither and thither.
Or think about key-words you invested in because they brought you much pop-ins, their conversion rates may still be too low. All of this can be answered by the web-analytics and its accurate rendering. All things considered, are you still confident that using the keyword “relax” you may have a good feedback ? Personally I think not, also because users might have had a look in each Google’s page before they find yours. Therefore the system can be widely used and may provide a boost to the business. However there are several analysing tools, also free, like: “Google analytics, Clicky” or those which you have to pay to use: Shinystat, or Webtrends. they’ll convey you into the knowledge of analysing, but still a good amount of reading and patience is required.
Giovanni Cerminara
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