One short year after they’d begun their Excite journey, their online traffic had increased significantly, SEO traffic had more than doubled (and we’re not talking tiny numbers either), and position #1 has been maintained on Google organic search across a bunch of relevant, high-value keywords. Read on to find out how!
Google Analytics’ newest version, GA4 – Google Analytics 4, is completely phasing out the previous ‘UA – Universal Analytics version within the next 12 months. So why the switch? And what is different about GA4? Read on, dear reader. We’ve got you covered.
If you own, manage or market a business with a website and are tracking your website metrics, you may have heard that Google released its ‘new’ analytics version GA4 a couple of years ago. But what you may not know is that within the next 12 months, the ‘current’ version of Google Analytics — Universal Analytics (UA) — will stop tracking data completely from 1 July 2023.
At Excite Media, we want all of our clients to stay with us for the long haul to continue growing their businesses. But every business owner has their own goal for their business to create their ideal work environment and lifestyle. There’s a sweet spot in business, and there’s a lot of value in knowing where yours is.
Across all of our SEO campaigns, we hear similar goals: rank higher, boost traffic, increase sales — and they’re all great goals to have. What we especially love though, is when our clients have a clear vision of where their business is heading, and already have an idea of how we’re going to help them achieve it.