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Boosting Total LTV With Analytics

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Google Analytics will divide your web traffic into traffic categories such as: Organic traffic is the traffic that comes from online search engine like Google or Bing This is the traffic that shows up when somebody types in your site's URL, opens your website through a bookmark, or when Google can not acknowledge the traffic source Referral traffic is the traffic that comes from links to your site somewhere else on the internet If you're running Google Ads, that traffic will show up here This is the non-ad traffic that shows up from social networks platforms like Twitter or facebook If you want more information, you can dig deeper in the Acquisition report to find traffic sources. With this details, you will know where to invest your money and time. If you're doing not have organic traffic, you need to focus more on search engine optimization. To go deeper on which traffic source produces the most income for your site, the Acquisition report has you covered there, too.

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In this area, the most useful report for beginners is. In this report, you'll see all your pages that were visited in the time period you have picked.

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This gives you a clear photo of how each of your pages is carrying out. In the very same section, you'll find a report. This report has much of the very same metrics as the report, but focuses on landing pages the pages your visitors initially arrived on when they visited your site instead of all pages.

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