If I use Google Analytics to track conversions on my ecommerce website, would that have a negative effect in Google SERP?
Linda, Lakewood, NJ
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If I use Google Analytics to track conversions on my ecommerce website, would that have a negative effect in Google SERP?
Linda, Lakewood, NJ
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Should you be looking to obtain higher rank on internet search engine, i suggest using googlerankingexpert weebly com. Just google it on search results.
is this information still relevant with penguin and panda updates?
We should be using Google Analytics to improve not only our metrics ie: time on site, page views etc.. but also our overall ranking. As Google continues to show through recent updates these user metrics are becoming more of a focus.
uploaded on my birthday omg
Nobody exactly know what you are using there or not using 🙂
BTW I see on youtube more and more related ads to what I am searching on google 😀
@Capnwabbit you can turn on closed captions (subtitles). Click the CC button.
mine and everyone else's concern is the amount of POWER google has over our online lives. the email, the stats of the site, the ranking….. I did remove Google analytics from my site for a while out of paranoia. There must be something else other then Google to do everything.
Your page, website and dog will be removed from the internet.
@pusztatube yes I did and probably will give it a try again to see if it has made any difference, however till one is asking users to download another thing in order to see the page, there will be delays.
I personally believe that analytics etc. are best run in the background, rather than front end.
Is Matt saying that Google could start using GA data as a ranking factor in the future? I don't think this will happen, but I'd like a bigger reassurance than "as of today"
@newvalue3776 yo… that is a nice shirt. I want it
Very useful info.
Hi Matt, What if the bouncerate is too high on a certain keyword the website has a great position ? There must be some consequense ? KR Mark
I think I had a shirt just like that in 1974.
Site loading slowly is exactly the reason why I have stopped using Google Analytics, as I want the sites to be as fast as possible to the end users. Of course if you guys could come with something a little faster or a module for Apache etc. to ensure the processing is done in background, rather than on the frontend, it would be great for webmasters like me.