For a long time I used Google Analytics to provide webstats for me and for my clients – and it worked. Great stats, pretty graphs, nice figures – everything I needed.The problem I had was that I couldn’t get real time stats – I had to wait until the next day, by which time in some cases it was too late to react to surges in traffic.
I needed something that showed me what my visitors were doing and where they were coming from NOW, not yesterday!
And then I found GetClicky.
Don’t get everyone to link to you with the same anchor text, and don’t use the same anchor text in all of your links.
Vary the text to give you more of a chance with different search phrases.
This also ensures that Google doesn’t see the exact same anchor text for you everywhere and mistakenly presume you’ve been on some automated spree.
Don’t get everyone to link to you with the same anchor text, and don’t use the same anchor text in all of your links.
Vary the text to give you more of a chance with different search phrases.
This also ensures that Google doesn’t see the exact same anchor text for you everywhere and mistakenly presume you’ve been on some automated spree.
USA Today recently interviewed Google’s Matt Cutts and he shared his top tips for getting listed in Google. No surprises, to be honest, but I thought I’d share 
Most business to business sites in the UK will not need to run pay per click ads all night, so switch them off if possible.
Most of my clients run ads from 7am to 9pm only – in one client’s case simply changing this small thing saved them hundreds of pounds in clicks per month, yet their ROI didn’t drop at all!
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