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Thanks a lot for your answer, I'm in contact with them now!

Yes good idea to add code before going live.  Worth creating two views (profiles) one where you filter out the local hostname (domain) traffic and the other where you only include the live hostname traffic. This means you won't mistake testing traffic for real traffic.  Let me know if you need any other help on doing that.

this tool may be of help to you it seems like it will. http://traackr.com/ is what you want Use http://totally.awe.sm/  whenever any network and track it that way you share links on all of the social networks their are other tools one is called mention this will track your influencers however I believe the For Twitter https://followerwonk.com/  is the best for twitter by far I know you did not ask about the however I thought  it could not hurt http://binkd.com/marketing/5-tools-to-identify-your-social-media-influencers/

One way in GA is to go to Acquisition, then click on facebook.com and you'll see the list of referring URLs. Most of the visits will probably come from / (the homepage), but there should hopefully be some that have a URL of a group or Facebook page. You might get a clue from some of the places that have linked to your post today too: http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/just-discovered?site=www.uwishunu.com%2F2013%2F11%2Froundup-top-places-to-view-holiday-lights-in-and-around-philadelphia-this-season%2F - if they have a high DA there's a good chance they'll have a popular Facebook page. Edit - you can also search Facebook's public posts to see some of the links to you: https://www.facebook.com/search/results.php?init=quick&q=www.uwishunu.com&tas=0.3013083119876683&type=eposts (you need to be logged into Facebook to see that link) Well done!

I have been using GSERP.com for several months now, and it seems to be reliable and accurate. It is free, in beta-test, with no pricing plans yet announced. The rankings correlate well with actual Google search query results, and are updated on a daily basis. It has a few quirks, such as the graphing feature usability (not being able to deselect all and then select specific keywords, you have to deselect keywords one-by-one, as far as I can tell.) Also, be sure to set your default country correctly. The GSERP results are downloadable, which makes it handy to keep track week-to-week and month-to-month and compare results with the average SERP rankings you see in Google Analytics or Google Webmaster Tools. There are several other good rank tracking tools, but most cost $50 per month, more or less.

If you are using GWT, AdWords or AdSense they can work alongside Analytics to provide more accurate data.

Hi Oren, Great! So glad to help.

Uglier  URLs is not the end of the world, I personally was able to rank clients websites with very ugly URL like, site.com/238313 However once your new site is under development why don't take the time and implement the clean url? I'm a sure a clean url will help with SEO and also is much better for usability.

Thanks David, That Pinterest search is going to come in handy!

Hello Felip3, Have you experimented with affiliate marketing at all? If you have a good brand, competitive pricing and decent conversion rates you can probably get other sites to promote your offer through an affiliate program. Coupon sites love this type of thing (Cyber Monday, Black Friday...) so you can start there. View this thread, which answers a similar question. Good luck!

So Lets say I embed analytics code into the iframe. Visitor filled up the details in the widget and click submit button then it will record that as a visit. But how much time spent or pages/visit will GA recognize.

Hi Peter, Good job! Sometimes Google will send a second response quickly. However, if you haven't heard from them in a month and the issue remains, I would try the troubleshooter again and post a thread in the Google And Your Business Help Forum describing what you've done. Sometimes Google can be really slow at responding. Here's to hoping you luck out and get fast resolution! And I would definitely appreciate it if you'd update this thread as you make progress. It will be a good learning experience for the community.

Hi DHStorm, Doug is correct. The business model you are describing would not be deemed local by Google and would not qualify for inclusion, as stated in the guidelines. In order to qualify for local inclusion, the business must: Make in-person contact with customers either at the place of business (like a bakery) or at the customers' locations (like a plumber). Have a unique physical address that is staffed. No virtual offices, P.O. boxes, etc. Have a unique local area code phone number. If a business can't say yes to all three points, then it doesn't qualify. Your efforts will likely be better spent developing an organic optimization strategy for this client rather than a local one.

Hi Mitchell, Thanks for your response. I do work with a developer but one of the main things I am trying to figure out is; what type of tags can I put there. I know the obvious ones, but what about my chat widget and search code - is that a tag? Thanks!

similarweb.com -> Will give you very nice insights about your competitors.

Agree with Felip. Yoast SEO is an excellent on-page SEO plugin for Wordpress. I love the 'Force rewrite Titles' feature as with just one tick mark, all your titles are optimized. Cannot imagine working with WP sites without this plugin.

Casey, here is the exact quote from Google Analytics' blog on the Page Value topic: Now there are a couple of things to be aware of. The calculation does not include all transaction and goal revenue for the entire visit. It’s only the goal conversions and transactions that happen after the page is viewed, not before the page is viewed.  Source: http://analytics.blogspot.ro/2012/07/understanding-and-using-page-value.html So in your case the number of Unique Page Views you have, 2345 - also includes Page Views that happened after the goal was completed, and these are not taken into consideration when calculating the Page Value. Let me give you an example: someone lands on your website on an internal page, completes the Goal without going to your homepage and after the goal is completed he is redirected to the homepage. The visit to the homepage is taken into consideration for the "Unique Page Views" metrics, but is not taken into consideration in the unique page views used when calculating the Page Value.

Check this thread out for some help. http://moz.com/community/q/how-to-determine-which-pages-are-not-indexed Best, Ruben

Thanks Martijn, I figured the domain name doesn't needed to be included, but just wanted to be sure for Universal Analytics. Thanks, Brian

Hi Jesse, I wanted to update this for 2 reasons the 1st one is for host is going to have a data center in Toronto. I hope you have had good luck with your choice. The other thing I wanted to tell you is after reading this a 2nd time you seem to care quite a bit about data centers in Canada while I did not believe it is as much a factor to each their own. A extremely high uptime host is http://iweb.com/cloud/servers http://iweb.com/ they have the 2nd highest amount of data centers in Canada and are only in Canada. With better uptime than Peer 1. However I do not believe they are better hosting company and firehost when you use a content delivery network it creates a point of presence the fact that there are points of presence in every major city in Canada using edge cast will give you the same effect as a data center. However I did want to update you. I would still stay with fire host if you have chosen them. Regardless if you do want Canada  firehost will have a data set or their in January after that I would go iWeb or Peer 1 however I'm hoping all of your issues of been taken care of by now. Respectfully, Thomas