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Get Your Google Account Here!: Generally you can find the information contained within from Google's website by starting here: http://www.google.com/intl/en/analytics/product.html Google Analytics : Purpose: Tracking your website visitors. Cost: $0 To get started: http://www.google.com/analytics/ Then click on Access Analytics button to get started. Gives you a wide variety of ways to track visitors, using reports, graphs, number of visitors, where they came from, how long they stayed, what pages did they navigate to more often. Very flexible, you can customize your own graphs and charts and track ecommerce. Must have access to your website code on your main (index) page. You can track visitors to:
Purpose: To test out different webpage designs to see what design attracts more customers. First of all this is not a tool to optimize pages on your website, that is, to make them load faster. To optimize an image is to make it webready, small enough, file wise, to load fast but still have the necessary detail to show what you want people browing your website to see. Instead this Optimizer is something completely different. Cost:$0 Getting Started: http://www.google.com/websiteoptimizer You determine a target website page where you would like all of your visitors to end up at on your website. (Buying a product, sign up for a newsletter, etc.) Then create 3 main pages that do the same thing for your site but have different designs, graphics, highlights, width, length, backgrounds, etc., etc. you track to see which of these pages has a better precentage rate of getting customers to the target page. You can use many main pages if you want.
Webmaster Tools: Purpose: Provides the means so Google knows that you own a site (or have owners privileges) before they will show you certain information about it or enable you to use Google tools. Verification doesn't affect PageRank or affect your site's performance in Google's search results. Cost: $0 The procedure requires that you place a meta tag within the the html code. The meta tag will be created by Google. Getting Started: http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home?hl=en
Purpose: Can be used as a marketing tool to determine the search terms, keywords, etc. that people are searching for. Cost: $0 To get started: http://www.google.com/insights/search/?hl=en# With Google Insights for Search, you can compare search volume patterns across specific regions (countries, states and cities), categories, time frames and properties. Populatity is based upon search volume for that particular area.
Purpose: Analyses traffic for one or more websites Supported only through Urchin Software Authorized Consultants. Cost: $? More information/get started: http://www.google.com/urchin/index.html
ADVERTISING: AdWords: Bottom line: Paying money to Google to make your website more visible, i.e. to advertise your website. Cost: $25/mo to $3-400/mo... or even higher. How to get started: http://www.google.com/analytics/
Cost is very flexible, ad can be changed at anytime, cost is determined on how often you'd like the ad to appear. It's called your 'budget', it can be as low or as high as you'd like to go. For minimum results you should budget $25/mo to start.
Purpose: Google AdSense is a free, simple way for website publishers of all sizes to earn money by displaying targeted Google ads on their websites. AdSense also lets you provide Google search to your site users, while earning money by displaying Google ads on the search results pages. Cost: $0 ...and Google sends you money! Getting started: https://www.google.com/adsense Occassionally you'll go to a website that has a list of ads with links right on the main page. Right above the lists you'll find the words "Ads by Google". AdSense example: Remember seeing these type of ads on various websites? You can have probably as many ads as you want. This site (to the right) had three sections of Google Ads. You get two things here, money when folks click the ads and you have access to a free Google search engine on your website. If you have a non-profit website the search engine is free and you don't have to have the ads. Otherwise to get the search engine you musy have the ads, however, you can pay a small fee to have a search engine on your site without the ads. It's a marketing consideration as to whether or not you want competitor ads on your website! It's possible to pick and choose what ads will be displayed.. For instance if you have an Alpaca site instead of other alpaca sites advertising, you might select ads about livestock equipment, panels, tractors, farming, etc., or something that is livestock related but not competitive to you. The cost that you receive depends upon the rating of the ad. It's an interesting system that Google has setup.
Purpose: DoubleClick is the ad management and ad serving technology foundation for the world's buyers, creators and sellers of digital media. Cost: $ varies. To get started: http://www.google.com/doubleclick/
YouTube: (Google owned, in case you didn't know) Purpose: YouTube displays videos of most anything. You can use it as a marketing tool to show people what a product is, how it works, what it does, etc. Folks have videos on how to do mosty anything about alpacas on there from toenail trimming, birthing, shearing, how equipment works and many other things.. Limited by only your imagination. Cost: $0 To get started: http://www.youtube.com |
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Internet Marketing.doc - 7 pages google-more.jpg - 1 page These ebooks are good but a few years old and that's the reason why they are free and available to the public. 101_Ways_to_Promote_Your_Web_Site_Ebookswide.pdf - 429 pages funwithgoogle.pdf -228 pages google-ebook-full.pdf - 27 pages searchengineop.pdf - 31 pages |
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