Website Traffic Analysis: How to Do It in Practice, Step by Step
A simple weekly routine for analyzing your website traffic, understanding where visits come from and what they do, and turning the numbers into decisions.
Practical guides on website analytics, traffic sources, SEO and campaign measurement. Written to be applied, whatever tool you use.
A simple weekly routine for analyzing your website traffic, understanding where visits come from and what they do, and turning the numbers into decisions.
A simple monitoring plan for any website: goals, a small set of metrics, a review routine, alerts that matter and a record of actions that turns data into decisions.
New homepage, new prices, new content. A practical method to find out whether a change helped, hurt or did nothing, without a data science team.
Analytics tools show dozens of numbers. These are the ones that support real decisions, how to read them, and the popular metrics that are easy to misinterpret.
What each UTM parameter does, a naming convention that keeps reports clean, examples for email, social and ads, and the mistakes that break campaign tracking.
A step-by-step method to investigate a traffic drop, starting with tracking problems and moving on to sources, pages, search changes and your own recent actions.
For agencies, freelancers and companies with several brands. How to organize monitoring across many websites without losing track of what changed on each one.
Direct traffic is not just people typing your address. Learn what really ends up in this group, why it can grow suddenly and how to make it smaller and more useful.
Clicks and impressions are the easy part. Learn how to connect Google Ads spend to what visitors do on your site, and how to avoid the tracking gaps that hide real results.