Tracking Your Seekyt Stats With Google Analytics

 

Google Analytics is a free online tool measuring the performance of a given website and one of the most popular clickstream data tools that has ever been created. Basically, it shows you stats regarding your articles and journals or web pages on Seekyt. With an Analytics account you can find useful information about your visitors, traffic sources, content, time spent by visitors on your pages, entrance keywords and paths, and a lot more. Google Analytics can also be used as a keyword tool because it provides you with data about keywords or phrases which have been bringing you lots of traffic.

Visitor trending, browser capabilities, network properties, mobile stats and a number of other interesting data regarding your traffic may be extremely valuable while working on search engine optimization.

Google Analytics doesn’t directly help you to earn money from your articles, but it does help you track and improve the performance of your articles and journals. Knowing how to turn these data into information that enables you to understand your website visitor’s experience is the key to success and making money from online article writing on Seekyt.

If you’re new to web analytics, you may want to learn more about Google Analytics.

Be sure not to confuse Google Analytics with a Google account.  Your Google account serves Google to identify you as a person and your Analytics account is an instance used to track websites for which you configured separate profiles.

How to Sign Up for Google Analytics

The e-mail address you use to create your Analytics account is a Google login in. This means that if you’ve registered your e-mail address for a sign-up for any of the Google services such as Gmail, Google AdSense, Picasa Albums, Feedburner, your personalized home page, etc., then you already have a Google login.

You don’t have to have a Google account to create an Analytics account, but if you want to make money with AdSense and track your Seekyt clickstream in Analytics, then it’s obligatory to have both accounts. You don’t have to have a Gmail address like example@gmail.com to create a Google account. Any valid e-mail address will do.

Signing up for Google Analytics is free, fast and easy. To create your account, follow these steps:

1)      Go to Google Analytics sign-in page.

If you already have a Google account, sign in using your existing Google login. If you don’t have a Google account, click Sign up for a new Google Account.

2)      Fill in the required information for a Google account.

Enter your e-mail address and password.

3)      Get started with Google Analytics.

State your location, birthday, enter word verification displayed on page and read Google’s Terms of Service carefully before you click I accept. Create my account.

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After you’ve completed these steps, you’ll be taken to a landing page where you’ll be asked to enter your website information. Information for Seekyt would be:

  • Website's URL: http://seekyt.com/
  • Time zone country or territory: United States
  • Time zone: (UTC/GMT-06:00) Central Standard Time (you can use a different time zone if you like – the data reported for Seekyt is based on Central Standard Time)

Click Continue.

 

 

     Enter your contact information (full name and country), click Continue and accept the Terms of Service again. Click Create New Account and you’ll end up on a page showing your Google Analytics Tracking code – your profile number.

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     Copy the code (it should look like this: UA – 123456 – 7) and go to your profile page (after log in); Edit Profile; insert your Google Analytics ID in the designated box under your bio. Click Update.

 

 

 

Seekyt Stats in Your Google Analytics Account

Inside your Google Analytics account, you will be able to see different Seekyt stats such as the following:

  • number of page views, AdSense performance, top content (list of your Seekyt articles), navigation summary, entrance paths, sources and keywords (in the Content Overview section).
  • visitors profile and Browser profile, a Map Overlay showing where your visitors are coming from, pageviews, unique visitors, time on site, bounce rate, new visits (in the Visitors Overview section).
  • top traffic sources and keywords - how much traffic you have recieved from different search engines, referring websites, direct traffic, and other sources (in the Traffic Source Overview section).

 

If you want more accurate reports, exclude your IP address with filters.

To track AdSense performance, don’t forget to integrate Google AdSense with Google Analytics.

 

Different analytics information can be analyzed using basic (standard) features and advanced features; data can become more detailed – it depends on you how much you’ll learn about Google Analytics and use it to track your Seekyt stats.

  



 

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