What is ‘Not Provided’ Keywords in Google Analytics ? How to Crack it ?

 Google Analytics is a fantastic resource for any website owner. From small hobby sites to government organizations, Google Analytics is a goldmine of useful information about visitor trends and behavior.

However, there is one area where Google Analytics frustrates its users: the organic search terms report. An increasing number of results in this part of Analytics are listed as ‘not provided’ – not much use when you’re trying to find out what people are searching for.
Note: the ‘not provided’ is lifted for paid search results. It’s just the organic search results that are often hidden from view.

Gmail Sponsored Promotions - What, Why, How and When ?

Recently Google announced a new type of image ads (sponsored promotions) in Gmail called GSP.
Which i guess most of us have noticed in our inbox. Some people tweeted about it too ;)

Adwords Account Label - Slice and dice your data..!!

 

What is Account Label ?

Google has launched a new AdWords feature called “Account Labels”. Google launched the feature today to help advertisers organize keywords, ads, ad groups, and campaigns into custom groupings. Once these groupings are set, an advertiser can pull reports to view performance against the labels. This type of technology has been referenced in the industry as dimensions, categories, tags, labels, folders, etc.

Advertisers can now label their accounts with

What is Google Adwords ? How Does it Works ?

Google makes 97% of its revenue from advertising. The majority of that comes from search advertising, which Google sells in a product called AdWords.


The basics of AdWords are pretty easy to understand. Advertisers bid on search keywords (like "insurance"). Google looks at the bids and the quality of the page the advertisement links to. Then, it combines the bid with the quality score to figure out which ad to place on top.
If you’re new to Google AdWords or are considering a PPC campaign for your website, there is a lot to get your head around. What is a Quality Score? How much should you bid for keywords? How do you know if you’re targeting the right terms. It’s not easy.

Connect Your Google+ Page To Your AdWords Campaigns

As you may know, Google lets you tie the +1’s of your Google+ Page to your site, your search results, and your AdWords ads. The company announced a new AdWords feature called Social Extensions, which is how you include your AdWords campaigns.

“Currently (and for campaigns that don’t have Social Extensions enabled) your AdWords ads only show +1’s from people who have +1’d that ad’s landing page,” explains Dan Friedman of Google’s Inside AdWords Crew. “This limits the likelihood that someone who sees your ad will have a friend or contact who’s recommended it. By enabling Social Extensions on your ad campaigns you’re able to leverage all the +1’s your brand has received, whether it be on a search result, on your Google+ Page, your website or on your ads, making it more likely that someone who sees your ad will have a friend or contact who has recommended it.”

Twitter - Know your Limits

Twitter enforces various limitations on the things you can do within the social network. This includes the amount of characters you’re allowed in a tweet, the length of your userrname, and how many people you’re able to follow before somebody on the other end goes, “Whoa.”
It isn’t obvious to most Twitter users that there are seven types of Twitter limits that affect regular Twitter users that I have identified so far.

Do You Buy Facebook Fans ??

One of the biggest questions that people have about social media marketing (and all business marketing actually) is the question of driving traffic. How do I get more customers? How do I get people to visit my website? How do I get more fans on Facebook. It makes sense, if people don’t find you, they can’t buy from you.

Buying Facebook Fans

My take is that you’re doing it wrong. Also, you just asked for help buying people. DO YOU HEAR YOURSELF RIGHT NOW?