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Hi, I'm using a data-driven attribution model with 12 channels grouping. I want to know if I increase Google display for 1.4 and I see that I have changed in the weighted conversion from 2 to 4 for e.g. What's that mean, how much more conversion I will have?

Thank you. But, hm, I don't know. I'm using a data driven attribution model with 12 channels. If I increase boost for 1.4, my boost weighted conversions will grow from 8 to 8.50. How can I see, how much real conversions I will get with that change?

I actually haven't heard of that, but it might be referring to how conversions are counted after attribution modeling is applied? Example (with totally made-up numbers): AdWords has 100 conversions when using a last-click model. When applying a first-click model, AdWords only has 25 "weighted conversions". That's just a guess though. I also can't find any additional information on it. Do you have a source where you saw that term that I can read? That'd help.

Hi Tormar, http://mobitest.akamai.com/m/index.cgi I hope this one helps the cause. Thanks, Vijay

Hi, Yes, I have two different "thank you" pages, but I want to know how many users I loose on step 2 (sign in page A) without users who go to "sign in page B".

Hi Tormar, You tend to find that almost every site has an XML sitemap tied in with Search Console, but an HTML sitemap doesn't really do much for Google and is more of a navigation aid for people to find places on large sites. You certainly won't get a penalty or benefit if you do or don't carry one. Add one if you feel it will be beneficial, but don't if not. -Andy

Hi Tormar! To my knowledge, having a title element within a link tag adds no SEO value. Hopefully someone will correct me if I'm wrong. Alt tags in images, though, are rather important, both for user experience and for SEO. Among other things, they're covered here.

Hi, You should find your answer in this link: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/enhanced-ecommerce#overview But essentially you will have to use something like: ga('ec:addImpression',{            // Provide product details in an impressionFieldObject.   'id':'P12345',                   // Product ID (string).   'name':'Android Warhol T-Shirt',// Product name (string). **'category':'Apparel/T-Shirts',   // Product category (string).**   'brand':'Google',                // Product brand (string).   'variant':'Black',               // Product variant (string).   'list':'Search Results',         // Product list (string).   'position':1,                    // Product position (number).   'dimension1':'Member'            // Custom dimension (string).}); But you need to specify the Field Object in the top line. Read the link I sent you and should be all self explanatory. I hope this helps Issa

Ok, thank you.

Hi, Thanks for Explaining about it.  كول كورة

Tormar, Can you share the site so we can see exactly what's going on and provide a better answer? We find many eCommerce sites overdo anchor text. For example, if you sell Car Stereos and you have brands/manufacturer categories in the navigation, this is too much anchor text for "car stereos" below: Car Stereos by Brand JVC Car Stereos Clarion Car Stereos Kenwood Car Stereos Blaupunkt Car Stereos .... We advice those clients to use labels like this: Car Stereos by Brand JVC Clarion Kenwood Blaupunkt ... Without seeing your site, I'm not sure exactly what you're doing. However, if you find that the changes you made continue to have a negative impact on your rankings, the obvious choice would be to undo those changes.

Thank you guys. I just want to say: my domain isn't.Com, is domain for specific countries, like. CZ for Chechen republic. My site has really big authority because we are one of the biggest brand in the country, but yes, we have a lot of errors and mistakes, also we don't use the hreflang tags correctly.

Hi Tormar! I agree with Gaston—the subdomain will be seen as a separate domain, so you should really just optimize it as you would any other domain. Is there anything more specific you're looking for, here?

One of best GA course is Annie Cushing: http://www.annielytics.com/annielytics-dashboard-course/ You also can see official GA Academy videos: https://analyticsacademy.withgoogle.com/explorer or their YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/googleanalytics You also can read few books from: Justin Cutroni Avinash Kaushik Brian Clifton Daniel Waisberg Nathan Yau You can learn more from them. Almost all of authors i wrote here share tips and tricks in their blogs or in social media too. It's good to follow them.

Hi Tormar, That's really up to you, as that page will no longer have an effect on your search results or your site. If you'd like to save some server space or keep your directories tidy, feel free to remove the original page once you've got the 301 in place. And if this is permanent, definitely,_ definitely _use a 301 over a 302.