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15Mar2010
Top 7 Things I Learnt at Think Visibility III
Well, Think Visibility 3 was on at the weekend, and it was a great event. Many people I know couldn't make it (shame on you), so here's me rubbing it in with what I learnt from the weekend. Here I cover some of the things that I learnt from the event (keeping the very best stuff to myself!). To those of you who haven't heard of Think Visibility, it's a conference covering a range of aspects from blogging, search engine optimisation, affiliate marketing, conversion optimisation, domaining, and more. The event is a pretty intimate affair, with around 150 people attending. As a result, the event is very friendly, interesting and a spectacular opportunity to meet your fellow digital samurai.
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A guide to Smarter Tracking Techniques for Affiliates
Regardless of what website you have, are you tracking your visitors? The usual answer I get to that question, is "no". However, if you're not tracking your visitors, you should be. If you don't know where to start, use Google Analytics because it's effective and free. The aim this article is to get you using some slightly more advanced visitor tracking enabled on your website. I'm writing the article from the perspective of an affiliate marketeer, however this Google Analytics advice can be applied to any website, such as landing pages, online shops, blogs, and so much more.
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