If you have a website, you likely understand the struggle to best optimize it to maximize sales-qualified traffic and increase conversions. It is essential that you not only understand how your users find your website but also how users are currently using and navigating your website so that you can make the necessary changes to increase your conversions and create a better user experience.
What KPIs do you use to measure the success of your website? Is it general traffic? Or the number of qualified leads? The metrics you analyze and track should align with your company goals and how you define your business's success.
Since the announcement of Google Analytics 4 and the news about sunsetting Universal Analytics, you probably have a lot of questions. (I know I sure did!) Why is Google Analytics 4 so hard to use? What in the world is an event?!
Affiliate websites are often described as "passive income" opportunities, but anyone who has run an affiliate site knows it's far from passive. In the early days of affiliate marketing, markets were less saturated, fewer sites were going after the same niche, and many site owners were able to add content, include affiliate links, and set it and forget it.
