#Analytics and roi
Deciding whether a blog is working, using numbers you can actually attribute. We cover the difference between traffic, engagement and outcomes, why the first is the easiest and least useful, and how to set a target you can check. You will find practical ways to connect content to enquiries without pretending to more precision than the data supports. We also say plainly where attribution breaks down, because it does. The aim is an honest read on spend rather than a flattering chart.
2026. nov. 5. · 10 perc olvasásKey Events in GA4: Tracking What a Blog Post Achieves
Page views alone do not show whether a blog works. Learn which GA4 events to mark as key events, how to name them and…
2026. nov. 4. · 9 perc olvasásEmail Signatures: A Quiet Place for Your Latest Blog Post
Every email you send can carry a link to your best article. Learn how to design a useful signature, rotate links, track clicks and…
2026. nov. 2. · 9 perc olvasásCitations, Mentions and Recommendations: Kinds of AI Visibility
Being named by an AI assistant is not one thing. Learn the difference between a citation, a mention and a recommendation, and how to…
2026. nov. 2. · 9 perc olvasásAssisted Conversions: Giving Blog Posts Credit for Sales
Most blog readers do not buy on the first visit. Learn what assisted conversions are, how to find them in your analytics and how…
2026. nov. 1. · 9 perc olvasásSearch Console Keeps 16 Months of Data: How to Archive It
Search Console only shows about 16 months of search data. Learn four ways to keep your own archive, from simple exports to automatic transfers…
2026. okt. 28. · 9 perc olvasásHow to Bring Readers Back to Your Blog After the First Visit
Most blog visitors never return. How to give readers reasons to come back: next reads in each post, email, RSS, series, fresh updates and…
2026. okt. 25. · 8 perc olvasásScroll Depth and Engaged Time: Do Readers Finish Your Posts?
How to tell whether readers finish your posts: scroll depth, engaged time and engaged sessions in GA4, their limits and what to change when…
2026. okt. 24. · 9 perc olvasásQR Codes: Linking Print and Signs to Your Blog Posts
How to use QR codes on flyers, packaging and signs to send people to a blog post: where to point them, design rules, tracking…
2026. okt. 22. · 8 perc olvasásA Monthly Blog Review: A 60-Minute Agenda That Works
A simple monthly blog review in sixty minutes: which numbers to check, which articles to fix, what to plan next and how to record…
2026. okt. 22. · 8 perc olvasásOriginal Research Posts: Publishing Your Own Data
How a small business blog can publish its own research: choose a question, collect honest data, present it clearly and earn citations from readers…
2026. okt. 20. · 8 perc olvasásAnnotating Your Analytics: A Change Log for Your Blog
When traffic moves, you need to know what changed and when. A simple change log and a few annotations make every traffic dip or…
2026. okt. 19. · 8 perc olvasásYear-over-Year Comparisons for Blog Traffic: Reading Real Change
Comparing this month with last month often misleads. Year-over-year views remove seasonality and show real change. Here is how to set them up and…