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How to Add Accounts to Unilyzer Dashboard

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Friday, April 2, 2010
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The Unilyzer is a low-cost web analytics and socail media marketing  analytics dashboard. If you have a Unilyzer account, this video will walk you through the process of adding accounts to your Dashboard.  As you may know, the Unilyzer tracks Facebook Fanpage, Blog, Website and other domain metrics and also acquires data from Twitter, Youtube, Digg, and Facebook directly. 

The Unilyzer unifies and analyzes social media marketing and social network metrics to give you a 360 degree view of your domain’s social media and internet marketing “eco-system.”  At a glance, the Unilyzer lets you compare the quality and quantity of social media traffic vs. pay-per-click vs. organic traffic, and enables you to quickly compare the quality of traffic from Youtube, Facebook, Twitter and many other social media channels.

Here is the vidoe script in case you would like to read about it:

The Unilyzer was designed to enable everyone the opportunity to watch the growth of their Social Media accounts and web traffic. In this video, we will be explaining the process of adding your website and social media outlets to the Unilyzer. Lets get started.

If you havent done so already, go to Unilyzer’s Home Page and click the Member Login tab located here. Enter your credentials and click the Login button to enter your Unilyzer. You will be redirected to the Settings page, as indicated here on the colored tab. The first thing you will want to do is add your Google Analytics Account. This is the most important account to enter as the other metrics will need to use this data to properly Unilyze your data. Before we go any further, make sure you are signed out of any Google accounts such as Analytics or Gmail as this will interfere with the setup process.

Now, lets scroll down to the Google Analytics loader and click the Add Google Accounts button. A new browser window from Google Accounts will open and you will be prompted to enter your Google username and password. Enter your credentials and validate. We are now redirected to a new page where Google asks you to grant access to your Analytics data. Simply click the Grant Access button and you are almost done. We are now redirected back to the Unilyzer where you will be asked to verify which account you want to add.

If you are a subscriber of either the Unilyzer Pro or Premium versions, you can add multiple websites at this time whereas the Lite Version and Free Trial can only track one website. Place a check in the box next to the accounts you want to Unilyze and click the Pull Data button. The Unilyzer will begin to pull your data. This process usually takes between 30 seconds to 2 minutes depending on your connection speed.

When the upload is complete, you will see a check mark and the mention Account Added directly to the right of the website that was installed. If you will be tracking multiple accounts, simply repeat the process with the other Google Analytics accounts that the Unilyzer has found. When done, click the Finished button located here. When done correctly, you should see your website listed here, in the Google Analytics loader. You have now successfully installed your Google Analytics account and your Unilyzer is now reporting on this data.

Before we install the other accounts, lets go and take a look at what your Unilyzer looks like. Scroll to the top of the page and click on the Unilyzer tab. You will see that the Unilyzer has already generated significant reporting about your website. Another tutorial video about understanding the different sections of the Unilyzer Dashboard is available in the Video Tutorial section.

-Video script written by Nick Frank

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Six Golden Rules of Domain Names

posted by Rebecca
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
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longdomain Six Golden Rules of Domain Names Domains still play a very important role on the success of the websites built upon them. A good domain can be the difference between a successful site and a flop. It is important to do some thinking (with your marketing cap on) before deciding on a name for your website or blog.
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Dominate with Video

posted by Rebecca
Sunday, September 27, 2009
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youtube ui update april08 300x247 Dominate with VideoIf you have a blog where you want to reach more people and drive traffic to your website you really need to be creating videos and uploading them on the web. Compete.com shows that YouTube had 85 million unique visitors in July 2009! Just imagine what it could do for your site if you happened to create a viral video that got 100,000 views… 200,000 views…. 1 million views!
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How to Become an Authority Site

posted by Rebecca
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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cartman as the police respect my authority1 300x228 How to Become an Authority SiteBecoming an authority site is the ‘holy grail’ in the hunt for top position on the search engines. Most websites either lack content our lack the incoming links to be considered authority sites. On most search engines, you will notice that the top 10 results are usually loaded with authority sites. There are some exceptions, but in general, the search engines reward authority sites with top rankings.
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pay per click ads 254x300 Organic Traffic vs. Paid Traffic – Which One is Better?When it comes to internet marketing on the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, or Bing there are two ways to get exposure in the search results –  either organic or paid. Is one way better than the other? Is it worth the money to pay-per-click on the search engines? Let’s look at the difference between organic and paid placement:
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Anatomy of a Keyword Phrase

posted by Rebecca
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Picture 3 small 300x194 Anatomy of a Keyword PhraseKeywords are the foundation to any successful Internet marketing campaign or strategy. Simply put, keyword phrases are the combination of words that people type into Google to find your website. A good place to start brainstorming your website keyword phrases is to ask yourself, “what would my ideal customer type into the Google search box to find me?”
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Article Writing: the Real Secret to SEO

posted by Rebecca
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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The Pen is Mightier than the Sword 250x300 Article Writing: the Real Secret to SEOArticle marketing is the process of writing articles and posting them onto your website, or blog. Consistently writing and posting informative articles to your website will have a massive, long term effect on your traffic, online branding, and search engine rank. The key to making this work is consistency.
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Build Traffic with Social Bookmarking

posted by Rebecca
Monday, September 21, 2009
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social bookmarking1 300x300 Build Traffic with Social BookmarkingUsing social bookmarking or social media websites is a relatively easy way to get incoming links and traffic to your website. You will get increased traffic from the bookmarking sites directly, plus social bookmarks help search engine spiders connect specific keyword phrases with your website.
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Permalinks Are Your Friends

posted by Rebecca
Friday, September 18, 2009
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InternetLinks 798636 Permalinks Are Your FriendsPermalinks are the ‘secret sauce’ to successful referral linking, and the more people linking to you,  the higher your rank on Google.   A permalink is the permanent identifier to a specific weblog post or article.  Because blogs tend to be frequently updated, articles you find on a weblog’s homepage one day may not be there the next.   A permalink is the permanent identifier to a specific weblog post or article.
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Web Analytics Visits vs. Visitors

posted by Eman
Thursday, September 17, 2009
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WebAnalytics Google Web Analytics Visits vs. VisitorsUnderstanding the analytics reports from your website or blog is crucial to running successful Internet marketing campaigns.  Most people assume everyone knows the definition of simple terms like ‘Unique Pageviews’, but after digging into their reports begin to question their understanding of the term.
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