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  • Anna Lewis
    The Complete Google Analytics Event Tracking Guide Plus 10 Amazing Examples

    ga event tracking guideOver my time working with Google Analytics accounts I have come across many reasons to use Event Tracking, so much so that I now wonder why there are still websites out there that do not utilise this fantastic resource. Here, I’m going to explain what it is, the benefits, the code and examples, covering my favourite things to use Event Tracking for.

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  • Mike Essex
    78% of CMO's See Custom Content As The Future Of Marketing (Infographic)

    Content Marketing GeniusIt’s Guest Post Time!

    The above is just one of the great statistics in our guest Infographic this time from Demand Metric. It’s not just managers who love content either, in fact 70% of customers said they felt closer to a company as a result of content marketing

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  • Emma North
    Essential 2013 SEO Health Check Guide

    SEO Health Checks - Heart & Health2012 was a year of change for the SEO industry and it already feels as though 2013 will be every bit as turbulent. It has never been more important to ensure your site’s SEO is healthy.

    This guide is intended as a comprehensive resource for carrying out a review of your site’s health and SEO performance. It is also designed to ensure that your site is not just healthy now, but will hold up against the promise of more Google algorithm updates and be protected against manual penalties. You can also download my free PDF checklist to use alongside your own SEO health review.
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  • Anna Lewis

    Do you have external links on your site? Links to PDFs? Advertisements for other websites? Ever wondered how many people click on these? Well, as they don’t lead to a page on your site you might assume that you cannot track them, however – you can! And it’s not too tricky to implement either.

    There are two different ways that you could do this; you can either use Event Tracking or Virtual Pageviews. There are pros and cons to both methods and it will depend on the content as to which method you will want to use.  This post will take you through how to set up tracking for both methods, if you’re looking to track other links, look out for another post later on!

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  • Dean Marsden
    Big List Of Google Webmaster Resources

    checklistUnless you’ve been living like its 2005, you should be aware that the first role of doing SEO is to make sure your website complies with Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. If it is not in line with these guidelines then you can expect to see some issues with its indexation and visibility in the Google search results.

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  • Tom Howlett
    15 Ways to Sell or Promote your Products Online

    Promote Products OnlineIf you run a large ecommerce website or just sell products online in your spare time at home, there have never been a greater number of places to promote or even sell your products online.

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  • Mike Essex
    Over 240 Tips From Day One of #SMX London 2013

    SMX LondonIf you couldn’t make it to SMX London today, missed a session or just want a recap for all of the talks we’ve compiled our top tips from everything below. Myself and Anna Lewis attended all of the sessions so we hope you enjoy our write-up. You can also find slides from both our SMX talks on Koozai.com tomorrow.

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  • Irish Wonder
    A Brief Guide to Robots.txt and Five Mistakes to Avoid

    Koozai RobotsIt’s Guest Post Time!

    Irish Wonder explains the origins of the Robots.txt file, why it’s one of the most important SEO documents you’ll ever write, and five mistakes that can damage your site.

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  • Mike Essex
    The Death of Corporate Brands and Personal Brands (SMX London 2013)

    The Death of BrandsSocial media has changed rapidly over the last five years. More and more brands have taken to social, the privacy of our information has drastically reduced and people are more willing to share information. This creates interesting problems and means ultimately the days of separating our “personal brands” from the businesses we work for is ending. So what does that mean for people and businesses?

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