You know people are visiting your website. Each week there are new subscribers to your email list, a few new comments on your blog, and the occasional contact about your business.

But how are they finding you? Which of your pages are they reading most? And, most importantly, which of your pages is making them leave your website without taking action?

If you could know these things, you’d be able to:

• make adjustments to your website to make it work better.
• fix the pages that are ‘leaking visitors’ away from your site.
• know exactly what to do to get more subscribers, get more clients and sell more products.

Yet, to have a successful websites you MUST do this.

Most small business owners guess at how well their website is doing. They rely on the number of sign ups and contacts to tell them whether their websites are working and miss huge opportunities. I mean huge!

Let’s say each month you get 40 email sign ups and 8 inquiries in your business. But, how many people actually visited your website for those 40 sign ups? Do you know? And of those visitors, how many got to your sign up page and didn’t take action? Worse yet, how many left your website because they didn’t see how your services could benefit them?

Missing these opportunities is a kin to business suicide!

Really, it is. Just think about it. You get all these people to your website. Yet, when they arrive they don’t take any action. What if we’re talking about 1,000 or 3,000 people? All of them are potential clients and customers. Of course not all of them will buy, but some will and the goal of your website should be to capture as many of them as you can.

Let’s go further.

Let’s say 3,000 people visit your website in a month. Of the 3,000 visitors, 750 of them find their way to a page where you “sell” your services. And of those, 87% of them leave your website after seeing your services page. Is your services page working? You know the answer (it’s not)…but do you know why? And do you know what to do about it?  If you’re like most, the answer is ‘no!’

Yet, it’s easy to know what’s not working on your website.

All you need is to pay attention to the statistics on your website.

Now, before you run off thinking, “statistics, oh no!!!’ I want to say that I’m NOT talking about your college stats course. Rather, I’m talking, really, about a counter that’s measuring the activity on your website for you. Nothing for you to do. No formulas for your to learn and remember. All you have to do is look at numbers and know what they mean. And that best part is I show you how!

All you need to do is If you have a website for your business (and yes, a blog too), there’s a few things you absolutely want to know about it. For instance:

• …how many people are visiting your website
• …where they’re coming from
• …which pages are being read most – and for how long
• …which pages are sending away visitors
• …why more people aren’t signing up for your email list
• …and…what to do about it all

Just take a listen to this 2 min audio clip from a previous teleclass where I explain why you want to know about your stats – AND how easy it can be:

Play a 2 min. audio clip:
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As a matter of fact, I’ll show you EXACTLY what you need to know.

That’s right. I’ll describe for you the ten basic website statistics you need to know about. But not only will I tell you about them, I’ll show you where to find them in Google Analytics. Then, I’ll help you read the numbers so you can understand what’s working and what’s not working on your website.

How do I do all this? Simple…

By teaching you patiently, step-by-step, everything you need to know to understand what your visitors are doing on your website. And to make it easy on  you, I’m going to show you this in a 2-part teleclass that I’ll offer over two weeks. I’m calling it: Who’s Visiting Your Website and What Are They Looking For?

Here’s what’s included:

1. Part 1: The 9 Stats You Need to Know and Where to Find them in Google Analytics
2. Part 2: How to Combine the 9 Stats and What They Tell You About Your Visitors & Your Website
3. You’ll get the audio from both teleclasses (and yes, you can get the recordings without being at the class)
4. Each week there’ll be short handouts to review, learn from and use as a reference for later
5. I’m also including my 3 month stats evaluation chart you can use to track your website’s statistics over the weeks and months.
6. When:
   1. Part 1: Tuesday, February 1 at 1pm eastern
   2. Part 2: Tuesday, February 8 at 1pm eastern
7. Cost: $47
8. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW!!

By the end of this  teleclass you will know, with relative certainty, what’s working and not working on your website. And you’ll know what your visitors are doing when they view your website. What’s most important, however, you will know how to make small changes on your website that will land you more clients.

With this course, you’ll be able to know:

• How many people visit your website each month
• Where are those people coming from
• What pages are they reading most
• How much time are they spending on those pages
• AND what pages are causing them to leave your website
• AND…how to understand what it all means
• AND…how to fix the problems on your website

Honestly, it’s difficult to put a price on information like this.

Really, it is. $47 is excessively cheap. Just stop and think for a moment – I’m going to show you how to use a free tool (Google Analytics) so you can understand what people like and don’t like about your website. From this info, you can make changes which will give people more of what they like, keep them around longer and get more of them involve in your business.

One new client more than pays for the cost of the teleclass. AND, you can do this over and over again until your website is an overflowing foundation of potential clients. Isn’t that worth $47?

Oh, you don’t have Google Analytics installed on your website?

No problem. I’m offering a service to connect Google Analytics to your site for a one-time fee of $75. You get your very own account. All you need to do is request that I connect your website and I’ll take care of the rest.

To request that I connect your website to Google Analytics do the following:

1. First, register for this 2-part teleclass
2. Second, complete your registration by following the instructions on the next screens
3. Once registration is complete, you’ll be automatically taken to a screen where you can order the Google Analytics setup service.
4. Order the service, complete the transaction. I’ll be notified of your order and be in touch within a few hours to start the process.

As always, if there’s any questions, I’m right here to help. Just ask me.

Thanks,

Dawud.