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And, if yes, then how do they work and if one one has to generate there own retargeting code, then how is it possible?

thanks for sharing those links, but I've already come across those 4 tools listed. Are there any cheap alternatives(excluding google remarketing)?

Apart from google remarketing, which alternatives exist which don't cost much

Hi,

The tool you are requesting is SharedCount. Also you may consider using the following tools social media analysis tools

• Topsy
• Buzzmetrics
• Socialmention
• Radian 6
• Twitsprout
• Truesocial metrics.

Also you may like reading this post on tacking your social media strategy.

Hope this helps

Cheers!

Hi,
First of all if your non-existing site results are being displayed in search results(say Google) then you can either demote the sitelinks by going in to the Google Webmasters Tool(go to Configuration -->> Sitelinks)and submit it. 
Or, if in your case, it has some links pointing towards it then you can use a 301 redirect and redirect it to your customised 404 page which should could contain navigational options so the users do not leave the given site.

The Web Optimized 404 pages should contain:

• notification that the user has reached a page that does not exist
• a search box
• a easy to understand navigation system so the user can potentially find what they were orginally looking to access
• a link to the home page

If you want to know more, you can check this link on HTTP Status code and see what's best for you
http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/http-status-codes

Hope this helps you.
Cheers!

Hi Atul, Following is the response to your queries. 1). 'Map.pdf' refers to the name of the pdf and 'file' refers to the directory in which it is stored. 2). Using the above code, you would be able to track the click on the links and not the downloads. For setting up event tracking for a pdf download, I would recommend you to place the following code within the code of your download link onClick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'download', 'Pdf', 'Mypdfname',, true]);" Thus, the final download link would look like Download PDF Now that you have set up event tracking script in place, you now need to set up the event as a goal in Google Analytics. For that, follow the steps, 1. Open up the profile you wish to set up the goal in. 2. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner of the Google Analytics interface. 3. Click the Goals tab (in the sub-navigation just below where your Profile is listed) 4. Choose the Goal Set you wish to add the event to. 5. Name your goal and select the Event radio button. 6. Populate the following goal details: Category | that matches | download Action | that matches | Pdf Label | that matches | Mypdfname Value | that matches | 7. If you’ve added a Value in step 1, leave the “Use the actual Event Value” radio button selected. 8. Click “Save” and you’re ready to go! Hope, it might help! Cheers!

Hi,
First of all if your non-existing site results are being displayed in search results(say Google) then you can either demote the sitelinks by going in to the Google Webmasters Tool(go to Configuration -->> Sitelinks)and submit it. 
Or, if in your case, it has some links pointing towards it then you can use a 301 redirect and redirect it to your customised 404 page which should could contain navigational options so the users do not leave the given site.

The Web Optimized 404 pages should contain:

• notification that the user has reached a page that does not exist
• a search box
• a easy to understand navigation system so the user can potentially find what they were orginally looking to access
• a link to the home page

If you want to know more, you can check this link on HTTP Status code and see what's best for you
http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/http-status-codes

Hope this helps you.
Cheers!

Hi,

The tool you are requesting is SharedCount. Also you may consider using the following tools social media analysis tools

• Topsy
• Buzzmetrics
• Socialmention
• Radian 6
• Twitsprout
• Truesocial metrics.

Also you may like reading this post on tacking your social media strategy.

Hope this helps

Cheers!