Learn how Google works

 Learn how Google works

E-Commerce Tracking and Other Tracking Setup in Google

Read to setup E-Commerce Tracking:

http://www.seotakeaways.com/e-commerce-tracking-works-google-analytics-ultimate-guide/

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1.       Basic Page Tracking 

2.       Browser Settings Detection

3.       Campaign Duration

4.       Campaign Fields — Custom

5.       Campaign Tracking Disabled

6.       Cross-Domain Linking

7.       Cross-Domain Form Data

8.       Ecommerce Tracking

9.       Event Tracking

10.    Sources — Search Engines, Keywords, Referrers

11.    Session Timeout

12.    Tracking Limited to a Sub-directory

13.    Using a Local Server

14.    Virtual Pageviews

Wiki Open Web Analytics

http://wiki.openwebanalytics.com/

Best Digital Marketing Guides and More

Best Digital Marketing Guides and More:

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/marketing-guides/  

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/twitter-marketing-guide/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/facebook-marketing/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/guide-to-guest-blogging/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/pinterest-marketing-tips/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/guide-to-linkedin-ads1/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/linkedin-leveraging/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/google-webmaster-tools-2012/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/reddit-marketing-guide/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/digg-marketing-guide/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/re-marketing-guide/

http://blog.kissmetrics.com/quora-marketing-guide/

How Google determine relevance of your website?

Google looks at below five key elements:

1. Content (relevance and quality)
2. Link popularity and relevance (includes Social Media)
- Link Power
- Link Relevance
3. Tech factors and usability
4. Trust Rank (Site age and crediblity)
5. Goe-targeting (Domain, Hosting, ect.)

What Google may consider low-quality links:

Here is the list that Google mey consider low quality links

• Links from sites with too many outgoing links
• Links from low-quality blog networks
• Links from sites with too many consecutive links (like sponsored links)
• Too high a number of sitewide links
• Too many links from sites with low Google PageRank
• Too many links from sites with related IP addresses
• The use of a certain keyword too many times in a link anchor text
• Links from sites with a subject that is irrelevant to your own site
• Links from link exchange-type pages
• Links from low-quality directories
• Links from footers
• Links from blog and forum comments

For backlink reviews, try SEOMoz’s OpenSiteExplorer.com and Majestic SEO