Last week, we examined the various ways through which a website visitor arrives at your site with our look at Referral Sources. Today, we’re going to focus on a factor which helps to measure traffic quality--the bounce rate. Simply defined, the bounce rate measures the number of single page visits that your site receives. If a visitor lands on your home page and then exits your site without visiting another page, they are seen as “bouncing” out.
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Month: May 2011
2011 NAELA Conference
This week members of the Omnizant team will be traveling to Las Vegas for the Elder & Special Needs Law Annual National Conference hosted by NAELA. We encourage you to stop by and learn more about our amazing website design packages, our state of the art document storage system—LegalVault, or just to say hello. We will have special conference promotions and will be offering free website assessments to those in attendance.
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Understanding Google Analytics Part I: Traffic Sources
Google Analytics is an excellent (and free) program which offers great insight into traffic statistics for your law firm’s website. The site tracks all traffic to your site, storing a wide array of information on referral sources, visitor information and content. With so much being offered, the Analytics control panel can be a bit overwhelming for beginners and even seasoned site owners. Over the next five weeks, we will explore the five most important statistics to consider when evaluating your website’s success. First up: Traffic Sources.
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Together or separate, that is the question
Is it better to have your attorney blog integrated into your law firm’s website or kept separately?
With the rise in popularity of attorney blogging, we are frequently asked this question. In order to determine whether or not your blog should be included as part of your law firm’s website, you must first identify your reasons for blogging and the goals you ultimately wish to achieve by maintaining an active blog.
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