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OFFICE OF: Marketing and Communications Linda M. Watson, MBA Web Technology Manager Cascade Training and all other web based training Cascade Admin : Setting up users/sites and tweaking of code Google Analytics (maintain the accounts, webmaster tools, reports, html tracking codes) Adjunct (web classes, Photoshop, etc.) SEO: Search Engine Optimization SEO will help you position your website properly to be found at the most critical points in the search process in Google or on the Rollins Site Search Plan of Action • What are search engines looking for? • How can you build your website in a way that will please both your visitors, as well as Google, Bing, and other search engines? • Most importantly, how can SEO help your web presence become more Visible? • What Search Engines Are Looking For? User Experience: How does the site look? Is it easy to navigate around? Does it look safe? Does it have a high bounce rate? Content: The driver of SEO Content: Is determined by • the text on the page, • the titles • descriptions that are given. SEO and Images • • Naming of images: All small letters No spaces or numbers use hyphens (-) Add rollins-college at the end Size of image What is a good image? Group shots are hard!!!! What Search Engines Are NOT Looking For • Keyword Stuffing: Overuse of keywords on your pages. • Poor User Experience: Make it easy for the user to get around. Too many links and making it too difficult for people to find content they’re looking for will only increase your bounce rate. Google Accounts #’s Decisions Some people might think that Google Analytics is just used to crunch numbers. While this is true, analytics can tell you so much more than just how many people view your site. Google Analytics offers a ton of data that you can use to drive design decisions, as well as influence content and marketing. A few metrics…. Sessions (visits) Sessions and users are helpful statistics on how many times people come to your website or a total count of people who came to your site in a given period of time Desktop/Tablet/Mobile • Locations (City and Metro) • New and Returning Users Bounce Rate (came, looked, left) Do you ever get to a site and leave right away? That counts as a bounce. Bounce Rate is the percent of people who get to a page on your site, and leave without any further engagement. Responsive Website You can see by country, state, city, and metro area. Source and Medium Source and Medium • is the origin of your traffic (Organic Search-Referral-Direct-Paid-email) Smart Marketing Using Big Data Data Driven Marketing Data Smart Marketing • Data • Data • More Data • Industry Knowledge • And even More Data • Content • Best practices of data analysis A look under the hood… All Traffic – 1 Year/Previous In Conclusion Lots of Big Data Under the hood of Google Analytics Metrics defined Metrics in pictures Using the metrics Rollins is Committed To: Academic excellence A tradition of innovation Applied liberal arts Lifelong learning International experiences