Online marketing

  • Trying Out AnalyticsWP

    Trying Out AnalyticsWP

    We’re long-time users of Google Analytics and Jetpack Stats, and we haven’t used other analytics in a few years. There is a new analytics plugin for WordPress, though, which seems as though it might be a real winner. We’re going to compare it with GA and Jetpack in this post, because those are the programs…

  • Do Your Google Ads Affect Your SEO?

    Do Your Google Ads Affect Your SEO?

    As a general rule, anything that is easy to manipulate will not affect search engine optimization. Think about it: if your traffic made your website rank higher, you could hire someone or program a bot to click through to your website and climb up in rankings just by doing that. Equally, if you could improve…

  • How to Tell If Your Blog Is Doing Well

    How to Tell If Your Blog Is Doing Well

    So you have a medical blog in place at your practice or business blog at your company website. Whether you write the content yourself, or you’ve hired a professional content writer, producing regular, high-quality content requires time, money, or both. How can you tell how effective it is? Is your blog doing well, and is…

  • Intent-based Ads vs. Keyword-based Ads

    Intent-based Ads vs. Keyword-based Ads

    If you use Google Ads, you have doubtless been encouraged to try out Performance Max ads, the intent-based ads in Google Ads. These are Google’s AI-supported ad campaigns. Google is one of the leaders for artificial intelligence and they know more about digital ads than anybody else, so it makes sense to turn to their…

  • Is Google Analytics a HIPAA Threat?

    Is Google Analytics a HIPAA Threat?

    Google Analytics is not HIPAA compliant. Does that mean you should not use GA if you are subject to HIPAA? Is Google Analytics a HIPAA threat? First, let’s be clear on what it means to be HIPAA compliant. Your desk is not HIPAA compliant. Your computer is not HIPAA compliant. Neither is Google Analytics. Here’s…

  • Finding Your Customers

    Finding Your Customers

    In general, the object of a web site is to allow your customers to find you. You make your site eminently findable with good SEO and SEM, make sure it says what you need your customers to know about you, and get on with your work. But it occasionally happens that your customers don’t actually…