The spirit of rugged pioneers, proudly doing it all on their own, is integral to American history. But is being your business’s web developer, too, really the smartest use of your time?

While there is a plethora of information available in the new GA4 reports, knowing how to read the Life Cycle reports is probably most important for you and your team. Here’s what you’ll find:

Very young officemates may think Facebook always had a choice of reactions, but it was only eight years ago that “Like” reigned supreme. Take a stroll down Facebook’s Memory Lane with me:

As we’ve said many times, the latest incarnation of Google Analytics is endlessly configurable, so it’s helpful to group the cards you prefer to see into Collections for easy viewing.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but for marketing purposes, be sure they are the right words by avoiding these mistakes:

Knowing your way around the latest incarnation of Google Analytics will take practice because it’s so different from the last version. Today, let’s look further at Summary Cards.

Instagram contests increase engagement and get people talking about your business, but a contest needs careful planning to be successful. Here’s what you should know to get started:

Even if you never delve deeper, the Reports Snapshot from Google Analytics is important for marketing your business, and here’s why:

Would it surprise you  😲 to learn that an emoji in the subject line increases the open rate of an email by 56%? But there are drawbacks, too, so read on before deciding to use them.

The new Google Analytics, GA4, is split up into three main Reports, Explore, and Advertising. Not all may be important to your organization, so let’s take a closer look.