I have been using Google Analytics frequently and have become impressed with the level of detail their features offer. The graph is one of my favourite tools, which helps to detect a trend with the data. The advanced segments feature is impressive, allowing you to select up to four segments, such as, new visitors, paid search traffic or non-paid search traffic, which filters through to the graph.
Just a short one today.
I’ve just come out of a meeting and one of the things which came up was Business networking – more specifically the networking meetings you always see the email ads for. The main point of the conversation was, do they actually work?
Over the last few weeks I’ve often blogged and twittered about the upcoming launch of the new Linear Blue website. Well, it’s now live. As of Wednesday morning we have our new website. We launched on April the first, not for the comedy value, but as it is the ninth birthday of Linear Blue.
Do you W3C?
In the last couple of weeks I’ve been working on the new Linear Blue website, which launches on the 1st of April. While making some changes I spent some time going back through the code to make sure it was still W3C compliment. Something which is very time consuming! (And as I’m not an out and out developer, also very frustrating!) This pushed me to think about why I was doing it. Presumably for the SEO benefit – but that got me thinking about how much SEO benefit I actually get… I mean, if I make my site compliant am I going to automatically jump up 20 places or something? Well, obviously not. So, why do we bother?
Who Am I?
It’s always best to attempt to start at the beginning – at least that was what I was always taught – so here goes.
Business, Life, Linear Blue, SEO, Web
