Web Analytics for SEO can be a completely different animal than other traffic sources. You want to know what keywords are performing well on your site. You want to know what search engines are giving you the best converting traffic. You want to know what keywords you should be going after more aggressively. When the [...]
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Written on January 27, 2010 at 5:34 pm by Chase Sagum
The Best SEO Advice You Will Ever Get From Me
Want to know the best SEO advice I have? Here it is. And you’ve heard it before. It’s all about High Quality Content! Sure there are a few other SEO fundamentals that need to be in place. But once the foundation of your site has been laid, your ability to focus your time and resources [...]
Written on January 22, 2010 at 9:22 am by Chase Sagum
Google Applications + Your Website = Improved SEO
You’ve got choices to make when it comes to 3rd party services and your website. What do you choose for an Analytics platform? What A/B testing service should you use? What should you use for search functionality? What about ads? What ad publisher should you run with? In my opinion (this is my theory and [...]
Written on January 21, 2010 at 9:30 am by Chase Sagum
6 Reasons I Prefer Google Analytics Over Omniture
Over the past 2 months, my current employer has allowed me the opportunity to work with both Google Analytics and Omniture extensively. One of the tasks they (my employer) have entrusted me with is Site Conversion and Optimization. Having had experience with this before on much smaller sites, this is my first experience involving a [...]
Written on January 17, 2010 at 12:56 am by Chase Sagum
5 New WordPress Plugins I Am Finding Helpful & You Might Too!
I’m always looking for new WordPress plug-ins to help improve the functionality and design of my blogs. Call me nerdy, but one of my favorite things to do is search through the endless WordPress Extend repository and look for and test new WordPress plug-ins. After doing this recently I wanted to bring to your attention [...]
Written on January 15, 2010 at 11:59 am by Chase Sagum
How Did Open Source Survive the Recession?
You can argue that we are still in some kind of a recession, but you can’t argue the fact that Open Source projects survived one of the most horrific global recessions in decades. For the last couple of years self-proclaimed “Geek Experts” have been claiming the downfall of major Open Source projects all over the [...]








