Here’s a trick for tracking those shorty URL’s you create when you are sending Tweet’s out. It is one extra step for you, but well worth it since you can see exactly how many times that shortened URL has been visited.
Want to experiment with different types of Tweet’s pointing to the same URL to see how effective your Tweet’s and calls to action are? It’s all here.
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Coming soon: A video on reading and understanding all the stat’s available to you once you collect a little data. How many visitors were human, how many were bots. Where do they live and what browser are they running. It’s really cool stuff.
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Cenay Nailor is an Internet, Affiliate and Networking Marketing success coach with mad technical skills she loves sharing. Visit her blog and sign up for a weekly injection of Tech-Based Marketing help, sent right to your inbox. http://www.CenayNailor.com
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Dali Burgado, also known as "The Dali Blogger" teaches creative entrepreneurs how to carve a web presence that connects with their Inner Guru and their target audience. Her first online marketing love is SEO. She's an avid connector on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. When she's not coaching or teaching, she's tweaking sites for Search Engine Visibility, working on her PHP and Javascript coding skills, Singing Opera, or learning about gardening. Circle Dali on Google+
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So, ANY interest in learning more about the stat’s, or should I assume *you got this*?