If you’ve heard of website monitoring but you’re still not sure what it is or why it’s good for your business, then you should keep reading. In this article, we’re discussing exactly what a web performance monitor does so you can make an informed choice for your company.
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When you want to see how well your marketing campaign is working, you’re going to check your website metrics. Here are 9 Google Analytics Metrics you should focus on.
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Is your server optimized for improved speed and performance? Here are five ways you can leverage server performance monitoring.
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Does your SEO checklist include everything but web performance monitoring? Here’s why monitoring your website is more important for ranking than you think.
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In 60 seconds on the internet, 70 new website domains are registered. That’s a lot of new websites every day. How will yours stay competitive? By using web analytics tools you’ll be able to keep improving your website every day. From content quality to links clicked, your website will constantly be giving you feedback. Read […]
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Your site visitors’ tastes are evolving. Staying on top of important updates keeps their interest alive, but failing to track website changes puts long-term success at risk. It’s easy to be passive about website updates. You may only check for updates routinely. You may hardly check for updates at all. But overlooking this important task […]
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Why is availability monitoring important for your loan site? Your website has several different functions. It’s a brochure, it’s educational, it’s also used to capture leads. You can’t capture leads if your website is down. Plus, if your site is down and you don’t know it, it could hurt how your site appears in search […]
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Are you curious about what server uptime means for your company? Knowing your site’s server uptime means knowing when your site is accessible to all visitors–and when it’s not. Monitoring your site’s uptime means being able to manage downtime more quickly. The less downtime you have, the lower your bounce rate. In this post, we’ll […]
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