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Thanks a lot Ryan. So, we can discount seomozz post ?

Thanks Devin.

If i understood you correctly, GA is attributing the visit to a different keyword ( other than "business engagement in outsourcing" )

Thanks Devin.

If i understood you correctly, GA is attributing the visit to a different keyword ( other than "business engagement in outsourcing" )

Thanks Ryan. I would also go with the second article. But as you mentioned, its difficult to trust one source over another. I will be waiting for the results of your test.  Here is another link.

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google%20Analytics/thread?tid=0d04370f123bc16c&hl=en  on the same topic, which suggests that  first keyword will show 1 visit, and the second keyword 0 visits. ( Again contradicting seomoz post )

The keyword  "business engagement in outsourcing" shows 0 visits. I have a look at Seomoz post at - http://www.seomoz.org/blog/advanced-google-analytics. According to it,

"If someone makes more than one visit to a site within the same "session" and each visit comes from a search but on different keywords, then both keywords will be included in the keywords report - the first with 0 visits and the second with 1 visit"

In my  GA report, i could only see 0 visit for the above keyword. Why is 1 visit not being shown ?

On reading the blog, http://webanalysis.blogspot.com/2008/04/google-analytics-tips-and-tricks-why-do.html#axzz1UPqhMV7o

i am more confused, as it says "Google Analytics, assigns the visitors activity to the first keyword " . which is NOT what seomoz suggests

Thanks cabbagetoe.

If i tweet this link again, what should my tracking code be ?

Thanks a lot.

Can i know what the problem in my code was ?

Will it show no. of  clicks to particular tweet ?

Regarding traffic from twitter, I want to track this url -  http://www.ultraseo.com/white-hat-vs-black-hat/

and  generated the following URL using URL builder -

http://www.ultraseo.com/white-hat-vs-black-hat/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social%2Bmedium&utm_campaign=seo

Should i now pass it through a URL shortener bitLy or googles own. and tweet it.

Is this what i should do ? Please reply ...

where will i get a report in GA ( under which heading ? )

Do you mean if IP address is from any other country, Google won't crawl the site

Let me be specific.

I want to track this url - http://www.ultraseo.com/how-to-get-web-site-traffic-from-facebook/

I generated the following URL using URL builder -

http://www.ultraseo.com/how-to-get-web-site-traffic-from-facebook/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social%2Bmedium&utm_campaign=Ultraseo

Should i now pass it through a URL shortener bitLy or googles own. and tweet it.

Is this what i should do ? Please reply ...

Does personalization does not come into picture when  viewing results in Ad Preview Tool ?

Thanks. Understood.

Thanks Ryan for your time and patience.

Don't you think the issue here is that the page is indeed cached, but NOT showing the cached link due to the tag mentioned by me. How can a page be in Google's index, but not cached.

I was thinking that Google first caches a site, and then includes the site in it's index.

You mean that page is in Google's index, but NOT cached.

I just came across this tag

is the issue has something to do with this tag ?

I replied late because i am in a different time zone.

So how exactly are you viewing the "cache"?

I am viewing the cache using Google toolbar.  Please enter the below line in Google and you will understand what i am trying to say

cache:http://www.ugwebmart.com/en/

and view the result. If it's not cached as you are saying, then why is it being shown like this. If a page is not cached, it does not show like this.

If a page is not cached, it should show like this -

cache:http://bidvolt.com/drywall-contractors.php

This is the URL i want to tweet  - http://www.ultraseo.com/how-to-get-web-site-traffic-from-facebook/

Should the link be like this -

http://www.ultraseo.com/how-to-get-web-site-traffic-from-facebook/?medium=twitter&date=08043011

1 ) is it necessary to include http ( you have mentioned www )

2 ) any correction required in above url ?

3 ) is it necessary to include the date ?

If you open the page http://www.ugwebmart.com/en/, and view it's cache, you will understand what i am trying to say. It shows

cache:http://www.ugwebmart.com/en/

Web Development India - UG Webmart6 Jul 2011 – UG Webmart specializes in custom web development, open source solutions and Organic SEO services.
www.ugwebmart.com/en/

What  i mean by normal cache ( cache which is normally shown ) is what is being shown when you view of  http://www.ugwebmart.com/  ( home page )

The difference in the cache of two pages is what i would like to know

If there is no cache, it should have been shown blank

Thanks for your time and patience.

This is the twitter page of our company  http://twitter.com/UltraSEO

I need to link to an article on our site and tweet the article on company's twitter page.  The article in question is http://www.ultraseo.com/how-to-get-web-site-traffic-from-facebook/

what link should i tweet ?  Should it be http://twitter.com/UltraSEO?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social%2Bmedia&utm_campaign=Ultraseo ( generated this using URL builder )

If you could make things a bit clear, i would very much appreciate it.

"If you don't care what tweet the visitor comes from then you can just see it in GA"

I suppose this can be done in   Traffic sources > All traffic sources. Am i right ?

"You need to build a new url for each tweet" Please guide me on this. I am not that technical and relatively new to SEO Compared to you heavyweights. That's why you often see silly questions from me ...

I really, really would like to know what specific tweet traffic was generated.

Will be back in about 45 minutes. Its lunch time in my office...

You mean to say  Traffic sources > All traffic sources report in GA will show no. of visits to my Twitter profile.

Actually, i read this at http://www.ehow.com/how_8547532_track-twitter-data-analytics.html

I wanted to know what to do in step 7 ?