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    Web Analytics

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    According to the book ‘Web Analytics 2.0: The Art of Online Accountability and Science of Customer Centricity’ by Avinash Kaushik “Web Analytics is the analysis of qualitative and quantitative data from your website and the competitors’, to drive a continual improvement of the online experience that your customers, and potential customers have, which translates into your desired outcomes (online and offline).” So, Web analytics is the estimation, gathering, examination and reporting of web…

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    or inaccurate it is). The issues of social control are also very disturbing. I have no answers to these issues. It seems that no one out there really cares. At least they don 't care enough to give up free operating systems, free emails, free search engines or free social media sites. There is an old saying “There is nothing more expensive than something that is…

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    Off Page Factors

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    If you want customers to find your business online you want to be ranked on the first page of the search engine results when they do a search for your services or products. With all the millions of other web sites and competing firms out there this may seem like an insurmountable task. And it may be. But my guess is, that for most of you it is not only possible, but perhaps even relatively easy. This is especially true for small and medium sized firms serving a local area, such as the…

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    Kaushik Web Analytics

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    has? Most likely some level of compromise will be necessary in order to provide the best experience for most users. Search Robots or Web Crawlers are tangentially related to the concepts discussed above since they have the task of systematically indexing the web. In plain words, web indexing serves the purpose of making available for regular users the websites that are public. Search robots use their software to update the content they find on the web by copying pages and processing them. This…

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    Introduction. Search engines paved way for the new phenomenon of social media that in some cases also connects directly to blogging. Platforms such as Google, Facebook, WordPress, and Tumblr will be used to show the differences, similarities and potential that each of these brings to the online world. These methods may have differences in format, style, and the type of information that can be gathered form each, however, all of them connect on a fundamental level. Search Engines. After the…

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    computers, smart phones, and other devices so much. Technology has rapidly increased since the beginning of the 2000s and accessing knowledge has never been easier. Information can be retrieved by a few clicks through a search bar on a flat screen. Many people today would say that search engines, such as Google, are saving time and energy. However, if this continues to happen, would these devices took over peoples’ very lives? In Nicholas Carr’s “Is Google Making Us Stupid?,” he gives a…

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    Emma Hall Mr. de Guzman American Studies– Period 6 17 November 2017 Dickinson Doesn’t Fear the Reaper What is death? The number of times this question has been Google searched worldwide has reached its highest point since 2004 in recent months (“Interest”). While this seems grim, it is a question about which many people wonder throughout their lives. It may be that it is impossible to know the answer to this question for sure, but there are people who develop their own ideas and share them.…

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    In 2004, Nike’s advertisement called “Chamber of Fear” has been released to the Chinese market which resulted as a complete disaster for Nike’s brand image in China. The purpose of this report is to identify why advertising campaign failed, through determining all strengths and weaknesses, fully analyze the advertisement and Chinese culture, as well as, implementing suggestions for improving this commercial. Throughout the paper, we analyzed the advertisement in terms of advertising appeals,…

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    Google Survey Case Study

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    Questionnaire (For students) 1. What are the advantages of using Google search engine? 2. How does Google search engine can help improve your research abilities? 3. How fast do you get results on your research in a scale of 1-3 and explain? 4. What is the negative effects of Google Search in your research abilities? 5. What is the influence of Google search in the student’s research abilities? CHAPTER III METHODOLOGY In this chapter it focuses on the methods that the researchers used…

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    forces member Sam Dryden does she have any chance of escaping her certain demise. Throughout the story, the characters all search for the things that mean the most to them, but Sam’s search for companionship, and Rachel’s searches for both knowledge, and comfort are the three most important and recur often throughout the book. The first of the three important searches is Sam’s search for…

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