Last Touch Page Report in Google Analytics
Posted: Sun Feb 16, 2025 4:32 am
You will then see the raw data for your top last-touch pages:
Top Pages Report in Google Analytics
Side note: If the Marketing Services page is providing the second-highest engagement, it’s a great idea to see where else on the site you can naturally build in Marketing Services page CTAs.
The idea here is simply to get an idea of which page cyprus number data are working, which are not, and take those pages into heavy consideration when prioritizing SEO opportunities.
If you really want to become a conversion funnel ninja, check out this awesome Google Analytics Conversion Funnel Survival GuideKissmetrics سے.
#3 Crawl your site for issues.
While many of us audit parts of a website by hand, almost all of us rely on a site crawl tool (or two) to uncover sneaky technical issues.
Some of my favorites:
موز پرو
Screaming frog
ڈیپ کرول
Raven
I really like Moz Pro, DeepCrawl, and Raven for their automatic recrawling. I get alerts whenever new issues arise (and they always do). Just last week, I got a Moz Pro email about new pages that are now redirecting to 4XX because we moved some Learning Center pages around and lost some redirects (oops!):
Top Pages Report in Google Analytics
Side note: If the Marketing Services page is providing the second-highest engagement, it’s a great idea to see where else on the site you can naturally build in Marketing Services page CTAs.
The idea here is simply to get an idea of which page cyprus number data are working, which are not, and take those pages into heavy consideration when prioritizing SEO opportunities.
If you really want to become a conversion funnel ninja, check out this awesome Google Analytics Conversion Funnel Survival GuideKissmetrics سے.
#3 Crawl your site for issues.
While many of us audit parts of a website by hand, almost all of us rely on a site crawl tool (or two) to uncover sneaky technical issues.
Some of my favorites:
موز پرو
Screaming frog
ڈیپ کرول
Raven
I really like Moz Pro, DeepCrawl, and Raven for their automatic recrawling. I get alerts whenever new issues arise (and they always do). Just last week, I got a Moz Pro email about new pages that are now redirecting to 4XX because we moved some Learning Center pages around and lost some redirects (oops!):