Tutorial Google Analystic

Tutorial Google Analystics Know Before Deciding SEO

Simply stated, Google is the standout leader in search today. It has the most eyeballs and the most new trends, and it’s the only search engine with its own entry in the dictionary. Once a search-only entity, Google now offers a mail service, a map service, and a traffic and conversion tracking service, not to mention a diverse menu of specialty search options, including video, image, blog, and local. See Table for handy Google facts for SEOs.

Google has been an all-out trendsetter in the evolution of the search algorithm. Link popularity? Google made it hugely important. The probable death of paid inclusion? Thank Google. A website’s age being a factor in its ranking? Blame Google. We’ll go into the details throughout the chapter, but let’s face it: The world of SEO is playing Follow the Leader, and Google’s at the head of the line.

The current hot topics at Google are its new SEO friendly products. One is Google Sitemaps, a service that allows the site owner to submit a list of URLs and other factors to Google for improved indexing (but not improved ranks). And the other is Google Analytics, a robust conversion tracking service. Both products are in the beta phase of development as of this writing.
 Products like these have been around for years. So why are they big news in the SEO community? Two reasons: They’re free, and they come from Google.