Insight in your Local and mobile traffic, that is what the ‘Art of Measuring Local and Mobile Search Results‘ session at the upcoming SMX Advanced London is all about. I am happy to announce that I will be speaking at this session at SMX Advanced London with the likes of other local search enthusiasts. It [...]
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Tracking Local Search traffic using Analytics
One of the most important things after you have registered your business is to know how much traffic this will get to your website. I’ve put up a very thorough tutorial on Mike Blumenthal’s blog and I suggest you all check it out. I’ll put up a part here in this post to give you [...]
Google Analytics Individual Qualification
As part of catching up with writing I wanted to mention something that Google has launched since beginning of march. GA-IQ is a test, for people who use Google Analytics. You can take an individual test to set a score and receive a certificate from Google when qualified. The test is mainly focused on implementation, [...]
How to track Universal Search traffic with Google Analytics
How to track Universal Search traffic with Google Analytics Originally posted on January 16th 2009 on the Searchcowboys website but has moved here since May 2010. After reading the post by Heini van Bergen on setting up filters on Google Analytics something caught my attention. Something I was looking for, since I started researching Local Search Optimisation. [...]
About Martijn
I'm Martijn Beijk, Digital Analytix Consultant with comScore. In my sparetime I specialize in Local Search.
My enthusiasm lays in Local & Mobile, including location-based services, context-awareness, semantic web and things as such.
Want to get in touch or hire me? contact me by mail or at Twitter: @martijnbeijk
