Hacker News user “kuby” has provided us with some great tips on how to optimize digital marketing.

Kuby is a veteran Hacker News contributor and a certified digital marketing coach who works as a web developer in Houston.

The tip is to understand the metrics and analytics you are tracking, to create and implement an effective marketing plan to meet your goals, and to have an effective communication channel.

In this post, I’m going to cover the basics of using analytics to analyze your digital efforts.

We’re going to discuss the basics like the amount of traffic to your website, the number of clicks, and the number and types of leads.

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Keep reading to see the rest of the tips and tricks that will help you get started in optimizing your marketing efforts. 

1.

Use a metric that is easy to understand.

There are three major ways to measure your digital performance: the Google Analytics Dashboard, Google Analytics Report, and Google Analytics AdWords AdWords Report.

In the first case, you need to know how much traffic your website is getting, how many leads it is getting (or not getting) per day, and how many clicks the site is getting.

In the second case, Google can provide you with a set of metrics.

In both cases, the goal is to find out how much of the traffic your site is generating and how much your leads are getting.

You can use either the Google AdWords report or the Google analytics dashboard to measure how much you are getting and how your business is doing.

Google Analytics Adwords AdWords Dashboard In this dashboard, you’ll find all the Google metrics that you can use to measure the performance of your digital campaign. 

The dashboard is built with a lot of features that are helpful for your daily business, including Google Analytics Reports, Google Adwords ad clicks, Google ads, and more.

To use this dashboard to analyze a specific digital campaign, simply use the dashboards URL in your browser.

For example, if you are logged into Google Analytics and want to get a look at the clicks of a particular link on your website that has a total of 5,000, then you can do this: Go to Google Analytics > Dashboard > Click a link on the dashboard.

This will take you to the dashboard for that link. 

2.

Find a way to measure leads and leads without Google AdSense.

This is probably the most important tip for digital marketers, as you are probably not going to use Google Adsense. 

Instead, you should be measuring leads, not clicks.

The Google AdHost ad clicks tool provides an easy way to analyze the Google ad clicks of specific keywords. 

You can do the same thing with Google Analytics reports.

You don’t need to be logged into AdSense to get these reports, but you need the Google account for it to function. 

If you want to know whether Google AdSearch is working, you will need to open the AdHast report in Google Analytics. 

3.

Create a conversation with your users. 

While it is possible to have a conversation on your site with users, you are better off creating a conversation between you and your users in person. 

This is especially helpful if you don’t have a dedicated landing page for your website. 

Create a private conversation with each user, then follow up with them via email. 

Here are some examples of what you can expect from a conversation that is not related to your landing page.

You might want to create a conversation about the current ad cycle on your landing pages. 

For example, you might have a landing page that says “Upcoming AdWords Campaigns”, “AdWords Ad click statistics for this keyword”, and “Adwords Ad clicks for this user”. 

Create the conversation between users and ask them about the ad cycle for the keyword you are targeting. 

Once the conversation has been created, you must follow up and give feedback. 

4.

Make sure your leads and sales are tracking. 

Your website can be very difficult to optimize for.

If you don, you won’t be able to create an effective sales funnel and your leads will suffer.

Use a tool like this to help you track your leads, and create a feedback funnel for your sales.

5.

Measure your sales from the front end. 

I mentioned before that Google Analytics is a great tool to track leads and revenue. 

To do this, open the Google Ads Dashboard. 

On the left side of the dashboard, select “Dashboard”. 

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