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Thursday
Apr082010

Finding the Source of a Spike

DateThursday, April 8, 2010 at 5:00AM

Chances are you've been there (or one day will be). You check your Web traffic stats and you see -- YOWZA! -- you've had a tremendous spike in traffic.

The pageviews settle off after that day, and you're left wondering: "Waitaminute... what just happened? Andhow do I make it happen again?"

If you've installed Google Analytics, you can follow this step-by-step guide to track down the source of your one-day windfall.

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AuthorBrad Guigar | Comments Off |