This post is Part I in a series I’ll be doing on Google Analytics. Today, we’ll center on who visits your site and where they came from.

There is certainly power in knowing. When dealing with a website, a statement couldn’t be more true. Knowing who is visiting your website, what pages they’re clicking, the paths they’re taking to get there, and generally what they’re doing on your site can be absolutely invaluable when fine tuning to turn your virtual reality into real money.

Today, we’re going to look at the most popular website analytics package out there in Google Analytics. We’ll do a step-by-step approach to help you understand the terminology, what it means, and finally what you should do about it.

We’re going to do a case study on the most visited site we have in our profile: StateFansNation.com

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Outlook. By far the best e-mail client out there, but saying that is like saying you’re the tallest of the Seven Dwarfs. Not much. I’ve used it because it’s basically been the defacto standard since the proliferation of e-mail.

Hi, I’m Brian, and I’m an Outlookaholic.

Today, I have good news. If you follow this easy 5 step program, you too can be rid of Outlook and all fo the headaches that come along with it.

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Marketing has forever changed with the advent of the Internet. It’s rewritten all of the standard rules and practices of the industry. The Internet is this generation’s Great Equalizer: now more than ever small businesses are given the same tools and the same latitude as the big guys to go after the same customers.

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Any person in the web design and developent industry has a set of tools that he or she cannot live without. The same goes for me. I have a bookmark folder on my Firefox Toolbar which is my goto when thinking, creating, testing, or deploying. This seguay’s perfectly into my first tool of the trade:

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O3 Strategies is pleased to announce the release of the new website for National Art Interiors + Design.