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Single Google Analytics Tracking Code for Multiple Sites: When to Use & How to Report
Caleb Donegan

Single Google Analytics Tracking Code for Multiple Sites: When to Use & How to Report

The practice of tracking multiple domains using a single Google Analytics profile is not for every situation. In fact, anyone attempting to use this practice should pay careful consideration to their landscape to decide if this is really the best option for their client or company. Implementing the same tracking code on multiple sites and gathering aggregate data across them rather than site-specific data is not for everyone. Attempting to filter that aggregate data and collect takeaways can also be a burden.

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Social Media Curation Guide
Gianluca Fiorelli

Social Media Curation Guide

Social content curation is an important building block of your inbound marketing strategy. In today's post, Gianluca Fiorelli shares his tips for preparing and executing your social content curation strategy, along with his favorite tools and thought leaders in the space.

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Why Remarketing?
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Why Remarketing?

Many brands are using remarketing to bridge the gap from visitor to customer. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Brian Rauschenbach and Nora Park share their tips for leveraging remarketing to target your audience and turn those visits into conversions!

Content Outreach 'Reverse Audience Sourcing'
Jeremy McDonald

Content Outreach 'Reverse Audience Sourcing'

Last year I attended Search Love Conference and was inspired by Guy Levine's and Richard Baxter's excellent presentations and their ideas of sourcing your audience from competitor's content and finding platforms your ideal audience will engage with. I then came back to the office and had the difficulty of trying to explain the idea to my colleagues. Without having a term for the practice, I found it very difficult indeed.