If you use Google Analytics to track your site’s traffic, you may have noticed the (Not Provided) keyword source. The reason behind the keyword (Not Provided) occurance is that SSL has been implemented as of October 2011 on Google search as a way to make search more secure. Because of the Secure Socket Layer technology, […]
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3 Different Types of Web Hosting
Website files are stored on a web server computer called a Web Host. A domain name points at the web server computer where it’s website files are stored (through the domain name’s DNS settings). Because of the way this works, web hosting does not have to be purchased from the same company where a domain […]
6 Must-Have WordPress Plugins
Hosted WordPress (https://rtmccormick.com.org/) has almost an unlimited supply of plugin options available. Today I want to point out plugins that aim towards accomplishing common goals of the typical blog: Boost Speed, Attract Visitors, Proper Search Engine Indexing, Thwart Comment Spam, and Make Money. WordPress Performance/Speed Boost Caching software will speed up any WordPress blog. WP […]
How to Hide Clicky Ad Badge – Breakdown of Tracking Code
A few days ago I wrote a post about how to use clicky to track Craigslist ADs but I never explained implementation. Below you will see a break down of the code and explanation. A very important side note, THIS EXPLANATION ONLY APPLIES TO THE PAID VERSION OF CLICKY. Above is an example of […]
How to Track Craigslist Ads
If you are using Craigslist as part of a marketing campaign to gain extra exposure, there is no doubt that you want to track your results. Tracking your own Craigslist postings can seem challenging as Craigslist doesn’t allow you to run JavaScript or other code (leaving out Google Analytics, etc…). But… There is a service […]