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This post is just a shortened version of my last journal entry, in case the more paranoid individuals want to stop being tracked immediately but don't want to read about why they shouldn't really be worried about this.
To opt out of Analytics tracking, go to ( tools.google.com/dlpage/gaopto… ) and install their browser add-on for every browser you use, on every computer you use. Disabling Javascript and disabling cookies will also prevent Analytics from tracking you properly.
Google's privacy statements about Analytics can be viewed here: www.google.com/analytics/learn…
To opt out of other Google tracking behavior, here's one other link for you ( www.google.com/settings/u/0/ad… ). Enjoy!
And really, there are probably many more things that it is more important for you to opt out of. So you should Google around for what those are and how to do them.
Whether or not you opt out of having your behavior tracked, you can still use Analytics to market yourself and your art, to get more viewers and more watchers. If you're interested in doing that, start with my earlier post. My next post will detail how to start using this information to your advantage, and how to start having some fun with Analytics.
To opt out of Analytics tracking, go to ( tools.google.com/dlpage/gaopto… ) and install their browser add-on for every browser you use, on every computer you use. Disabling Javascript and disabling cookies will also prevent Analytics from tracking you properly.
Google's privacy statements about Analytics can be viewed here: www.google.com/analytics/learn…
To opt out of other Google tracking behavior, here's one other link for you ( www.google.com/settings/u/0/ad… ). Enjoy!
And really, there are probably many more things that it is more important for you to opt out of. So you should Google around for what those are and how to do them.
Whether or not you opt out of having your behavior tracked, you can still use Analytics to market yourself and your art, to get more viewers and more watchers. If you're interested in doing that, start with my earlier post. My next post will detail how to start using this information to your advantage, and how to start having some fun with Analytics.
How to use custom campaigns to self-promote!
Google Analytics is, if you don't know yet, a marketing tool that tracks visitors to your site.
As an artist, you want people to comment more and to +fave more, right? Even more than that, you want people to +watch you. If you offer commissions or sell prints, then your end goal might be to get more sales.
These are the two main goals of self-promotion: To get people talking and interested, and to get people to like what you're offering (and then hopefully direct them to a sale, if you're selling your work).
Keep those goals in mind as you read the rest of this entry!
Let's say, for the sake of example, that there are three places whe
How to use Google Analytics part 2 - Overview
Hopefully by now you know what Google Analytics is, and have signed up for an account. If you haven't, go to my earlier post for information about what that is and why I think you should make one.
If you're concerned with the privacy aspects, I have a post for that as well.
Now, to the data!
Here is the data I got from my tracking my Deviantart profile in Analytics, after just one day of tracking. If you made your Analytics account, you can get to this data by going here or by logging into Analytics, and then on the left side of the page click on "Audience" and then "Overview".
First thing you'll notice is that there is absolutely n
How to opt out of Google Analytics
This post is just a shortened version of my last journal entry, in case the more paranoid individuals want to stop being tracked immediately but don't want to read about why they shouldn't really be worried about this.
To opt out of Analytics tracking, go to ( https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout ) and install their browser add-on for every browser you use, on every computer you use. Disabling Javascript and disabling cookies will also prevent Analytics from tracking you properly.
Google's privacy statements about Analytics can be viewed here: http://www.google.com/analytics/learn/privacy.html
To opt out of other Google tracking beha
How to opt out of Google Analytics
This post is just a shortened version of my last journal entry, in case the more paranoid individuals want to stop being tracked immediately but don't want to read about why they shouldn't really be worried about this.
To opt out of Analytics tracking, go to ( https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout ) and install their browser add-on for every browser you use, on every computer you use. Disabling Javascript and disabling cookies will also prevent Analytics from tracking you properly.
Google's privacy statements about Analytics can be viewed here: http://www.google.com/analytics/learn/privacy.html
To opt out of other Google tracking beha
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