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traffic, but in actual fact, the majority of your traffic may be coming from your Twitter page. This allows you to make informed changes to where you are spending the most time and money to ensure you are making the most of your social media platforms.


Installing tracking and spending time actively analysing the data can really allow you to drill down into the finer details of how your site is operating not only with your visitors but with your social media pages, Google as a search engine and other websites.


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If you have found this article interesting and intriguing, or have found that it has left you with more questions than you had at the beginning, then make sure you don't miss the seminar that I will be giving at The Flooring Show on the 20th September. I have been fortunate enough to have been invited back and I am really looking forward to seeing some familiar faces again, and indeed some new ones.


My seminar will be based on the fundamentals of social media and will provide you with tips and tricks on how to think like a search engine when blogging. I will talk you through the key ways of how to use blogging to grow your online reputation and how to begin building your own online community. These strategies will also provide you with a clear understanding of how SEO plays a key role in everything digital and so will give you a real insight into how to implement these ideas to provide you with real results.


About Jonny Ross


Jonny Ross has over 15 years experience working with small businesses. He specialises in everything digital, from online engagement strategies to SEO, website design and development to social media campaigns. Jonny has a proven track record, working with both B2B and B2C businesses.


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