A Full-Scale Mobile WordPress SEO Audit in 5 Simple Steps

In today’s world, smartphones are, perhaps, a necessity and not a luxury anymore. Unsurprisingly, the feasible and handy phones have outnumbered desktops when it comes to online searching. Various statistics show ever-increasing use of mobile devices for searching for different content.

In a recent survey, Global Stats analyzed the worldwide market share of mobiles, desktop, and tablets. The results show that nearly 52% of searches come from mobile, 45% from desktops and only 4% from tablets. 

The data translates into the fact that your website has to be optimized for mobile phones. If that’s not the case with your WordPress site, then you are likely to lose half of the online traffic worldwide.

Significance of Mobile SEO

WordPress is one of the best Content Management Systems (CMS) in the market. Certainly, it is an effective CMS for SEO and enhancing your search rankings. Perhaps, you have also built a WordPress site for your business.

Thanks to the worldwide increase in mobile usage, Google made some noteworthy changes and released Pigeon Update in 2015. The aim was to provide mobile-optimized websites for higher search rankings. In case you don’t know, for determining a website’s ranking in the search engine, Google has now shifted to Mobile-first indexing. 

If the mobile version of your WordPress site is poorly optimized, your site will have a low ranking in SERPs. So, the better your WordPress site is structured, the higher your search rankings; it is also essential for better usability.

Now that you know the importance of mobile optimization, let’s find out how to audit your WordPress Mobile SEO.

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12 Tools for Running Successful Google PPC Campaigns for Your SaaS Business

Tools for Running Successful Google PPC Campaigns for Your SaaS Business

What is the best way to sell software online? Which is the most effective strategy to market a SaaS product? People search for answers to these questions on Google and Quora, striving to learn the best practices for productive SaaS sales… Is PPC (pay-per-click) the right approach or at least among the most preferable SaaS growth strategies?  

Without approximate guesses and hesitations, let’s make it clear – how B2B online advertising varies from B2C best practices and bring to light all the practical advantages of launching PPC SaaS ads. We will spice up our article with 9 PPC tools that will optimize your PPC journey from keyword research to conducting tests. If you want to promote your business to a wider audience, promotional tactics like Exhibition Stands might be of great help.

Here we go!

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The Magic of a Content Audit: What to Keep & What to Throw Away

Content Audit

The world welcomed the year 2019 with more than just a simple and generic ‘new year, new me’, it introduced Marie Kondo and her KonMari Method of decluttering. Some call it phenomenal, while Kondo herself even considers it as ‘life-changing’ and ‘magic’ put together. 

Made to be applied specifically for homes and belongings, the method has been applied to multiple facets like personal lives, relationships, careers, and whatever aspect in life you need cleaning up. But what about in the digital world? The Internet is a vast space filled with content in all types, forms, and lengths. There’s always something to read and talk about something online. There is so much content that some aren’t even needed anyway.

But what if we apply the KonMari method to the content we see online? Then you don’t really need magic, you just need to run a content audit. 

One of the most gruesome tasks every digital marketer needs to face at one point in their content strategy specifically, content auditing. If you’ve done content editing a hundred times or are just starting to do one for your own website, read on to find out the steps on how to do a content audit.

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8 Custom Google Analytics Reports that are Awesome for Understanding Your Business

Google Analytics Report

Google Analytics provides the ability to the marketers to generate and customize reports.

Marketers can gain valuable insights from Google Analytics. The Solution Gallery is home to thousands of such custom reports, with it also having an OpenSearch Dashboard. It also has a Dashboard to view data for complete insights. And if you need to get real-time analytics and predictive insights to make smarter
and faster decisions that will drive your business forward, you may want to check out the Qualtrics homepage for more info.

Your site can have enormous data. But only a fraction of that data can help you optimize and gain insights that impact business decisions too. Some data needs to be churned and analyzed thoroughly for hidden inputs that then deliver actionable insights that could have been ignored completely.

Here are some of the best Google Analytics custom reports. You can import, customize or recreate them yourself.

#1. Mobile Metrics Hourly Report 

Do you wish to analyze your mobile user traffic efficiently?

Mobile Metrics Hourly report makes it easy for users to view mobile user traffic accessing your site, on an hourly basis. You can leverage data from this report to determine the daily flow of mobile traffic, and then tailor advertising strategies for visitors.

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How to Integrate Social Media into Your Website

Social Media

Are you missing out on the full potential of social media? If so, you’re not alone. Many businesses wade into the social arena hoping to achieve the same results as famous global brands. When automatic success doesn’t occur, you may feel tempted to either give up or maintain a half-hearted presence that never helps you achieve your goals.  

Continue reading to get more from social media than you ever thought possible, simply by pursuing a website integration strategy. When you follow these simple tips, you will understand that you can make social media work for you, regardless of the size of your business or budget.  

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Analytics Anatomy – Dissecting Key Metrics of Your Site Analytics to Refine Marketing Campaigns

Dissecting Key Metrics of Your Site Analytics

Despite the expansive growth of other marketing platforms, website metrics remain an integral indicator of how respective campaigns are performing.

As such, it is important for marketers to have a clear grasp of the data collected and an understanding of how that translates to existing campaigns.

This article is designed to provide a starting point for marketers to glean what different metrics mean, how it applies to their campaigns, and how to identify which ones truly matter. Read More

7 Important KPIs to Monitor in Google Analytics

Google Analytics

Back in the day when I was new to the Google Analytics, I would often stare at reports for hours not knowing what to do.

Until I came to know about KPIs…

Google Analytics has various metrics & dimensions, so it’s very easy for anyone (new) to get lost in a sea of reports.

But once you define your business KPIs, you now have a clear goal & know which report to look at. 

Monitoring the right metrics will help you save time & most importantly, achieve your business goals.

In this article, we’ll be looking at some of the important KPIs you can start monitoring in Google Analytics.

These metrics can help you answer questions like

1. Which channel is giving me more returns?

2. Are visitors engaging with my content?

3. What time does the user take to convert once he visits my website? & more.

But before that, let’s understand KPIs.

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Google Analytics Vs Website Visitor Tracking

Google Analytics Vs Website Visitor Tracking – Two members of the website tracking data family but still poles apart. Let’s take a closer look at what separates Google Analytics from Website Visitor Tracking.

 Google Analytics Vs Website Visitor Tracking

The focus on website analytics is becoming increasingly evident with more attention being paid to the importance of activity, engagement, conversion and understanding of behaviours and patterns in order to measure the success of campaigns and generate sustainability for return on investment.

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5 Google Analytics Mistakes You Are Still Making In 2017

If you have an online business, Google Analytics is one of the tools you can’t live without. The tool has evolved over the years and gives you comprehensive data for monitoring user behavior.

According to SearchEngineLand, more than 28% of the world’s websites use Google Analytics.

While you might be using this tool for a long time now, it’s likely that you aren’t making the most of it.

After working with a lot of growing businesses at Marketing Masala, I have realized that most business owners/marketers make similar sort of mistakes while using Google Analytics.

Let’s analyze these mistakes and see how we can extract the most juice out of Google Analytics.

#1 Counting Internal Traffic And Goals

Most firms forget to block their own internal traffic. If you are running a website/app, there’s a huge possibility that your development and marketing team will check your platform multiple times a day (and even test the goals that you set).

This leads to miscalculated data which you cannot rely on.

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