Recently Google announced that they are stopping the duplication of Featured Snippets in search results.

This article looks at Google Tag Manager trigger groups and gives an example of one way a trigger group can be used to report on page engagement.

I recently discovered this neat solution to the following problem

How do you make sense of thousands of unique search terms?

All websites want their traffic to increase. This can be achieved with email marketing, social media (paid or organic). Google Ads or other types of ads.

For those who don't know, a bounce occurs when a web session consists of a single pageview. The bounce rate is the percentage of sessions that bounce.

Firstly what is a good bounce rate? Luckily I came across a website with that very answer the other day.

In this fast moving, increasingly digital world we live in we’re all running to keep up with the latest and greatest.

Have you ever written a great blog article which attracts traffic from multiple sources, social media shares and comments but the bounce rate for the article is 70%?

Let’s start with a question. Why even bother with website analytics? Firstly, you have invested in a website and possibly in Adwords, email marketing software etc. Not to mention the investment of time of the people in your organisation.

Ever felt anxious, nervous, excited or completely overwhelmed about making a website live? I know I have and I'm sure it's a completely normal way to feel.