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The 5 Most Common Google Analytics Mistakes

Ok, so you lazy people out there, I know what your like, you just slap your Google Analytics code on the site and think that its done. Well your wrong, and your messing up valuable data right now! Here are the most common mistakes: 1. Failing to Exclude URL Query Parameters Nobody ever seems to [...]


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How to setup Twitter to promote your WordPress blog

I’ve been looking into all the difference Twitter related plugins for WordPress, all the different services starting up for Twitter and thinking about how you can promote yourself through Twitter. As a result of this I’ve come up with what I think is the perfect setup for promoting your WordPress blog through Twitter. Basically, here [...]


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Do you separate your social (network) life from work?

That title probably sounds a bit weird – let me explain. I use Facebook for friends and Twitter mainly for professional contacts. I like to keep the two separate, which is why you won’t see a Facebook link on my website. So am I missing out on untold amounts of targeted traffic? Or am I [...]


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Promoting my new blog

I got this blog a few months ago when I first went to meet Dave Naylor (at which I asked him for a job – he said yes). So I bought the domain name and set it up with WordPress and then just left it. I’ve now got a job working with Dave, and I’m [...]


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G1 Android Review

I am typing out this review on my new G1, which I love. I’ve got one or two gripes, but on the whole it is by far the best phone I have ever owned. So I’ve taken advantage of the Android marketplace and installed: – WPtogo – allowing me to post to my wordpress blogs [...]


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Using Twitter to keep up to speed

Twitter is amazingly fast when it comes to reporting major World events, examples include the Mumbai terrorist attack and when Lance Armstrong fell of his bike and broke his collar bone. Both examples resulted in the larger part of the Twitter community finding out before the media could report on it – it really is [...]


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