Akamai Marketing

FEBRUARY 8, 2011

Most obvious of these is Google Analytics. Another is the popular “Add This&# which also offers analytic information. Because if you are creating content, you are likely distributing and promoting that content in variety of ways, including social media. Enter: PostRank. What do you use to track post engagement?

Postrank 134

Postrank Analytics Tools Klout 134

Kikolani

MARCH 13, 2011

If you’ve been following my writing for a while, you will notice I always find a way to throw in a mention for PostRank , and for good reason. Simply search keywords in your industry, and PostRank will give you a list of the blogs with the top engagement on that topic. Engagement Details on PostRank.

Research 153

Research Advertising Postrank Klout 153

Kikolani

OCTOBER 12, 2010

This first list is a compilation of the top posts on Kikolani, as determined by PostRank ’s engagement analysis. What is PostRank? PostRank calculates blog post engagement based on the number of comments and social shares through Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon, Buzz, Delicious, Digg, and several other social networks.

Postrank 130

Postrank Social Media StumbleUpon HootSuite 130

Kikolani

OCTOBER 13, 2010

Do You Make Any of These 10 Simple SEO Mistakes – From not looking at analytics to a bad linking strategy, here are 10 common SEO mistakes and why they are bad for optimization. How to Use Google Analytics to Lower Your Bounce Rate – Key factors to look at in your analytics, and how to use them to lower bounce rate.

SEO 147

SEO Social Media Postrank Blogosphere 147

Kikolani

JULY 28, 2010

Adding your blog to the PostRank system (if it’s not already there) and under particular topic categories, you can get ranked in the top blogs on that topic based on your blog’s social engagement. Gmail, Analytics, Webmaster Tools, etc.)? For Top Blog Lists. Want to get listed as a top blog in your niche?

List 144

List Alltop Forums Technorati 144

ProBlogger

APRIL 6, 2011

It depends on the speed of turnaround required, the number of people they need, and the dashboard/tools and analytics you’re offering. Your sources may include: website analytics, search behavior (keyword search volumes, trends, seasonality, geography), bit.ly analytics, PostRank, Twitter, social bookmarking websites, and so on.

Blogger 42

Blogger Brands Survey Cost 42

Viper Chill

MARCH 1, 2010

Analytics & Research In a survey across thousands of large companies who actively monitor their stats online, only 35% stated that they actually changed their website based on what they saw. Google Analytics Before Google Analytics came along there weren’t really that many decent tracking tools available.

Resources 77

Resources Netvibes Marketing Delicious 77