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Don't think twice about signing up; Brian will probably share more than $25 worth of info just in his opening monologue...
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A little warning about Pasch on a Webinar: make sure your headphones are on and/or there isn't anyone easily offended within earshot. When he gets going, he gets going all the way...and it is very entertaining!
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@alex
That's good advice since I think you mentioned that last time you and Christine were using a showroom PC for a webinar I used a few "gray" words slipped out.
The webinar will be a great time to look into the tools that best tell you what Google sees about your website and not what you think it sees.
Also, Webmaster Tools has really been expanding in what it shows. So I would advise all attendees to make sure you can login to Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools ASAP.
If you don't have access to Google Webmaster Tools, call your website provider and have them site it up. It needs a META tag on the home page or a special file dropped in the root directory.
It's critical to confirm you can see that data from both Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools.
That's good advice since I think you mentioned that last time you and Christine were using a showroom PC for a webinar I used a few "gray" words slipped out.
The webinar will be a great time to look into the tools that best tell you what Google sees about your website and not what you think it sees.
Also, Webmaster Tools has really been expanding in what it shows. So I would advise all attendees to make sure you can login to Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools ASAP.
If you don't have access to Google Webmaster Tools, call your website provider and have them site it up. It needs a META tag on the home page or a special file dropped in the root directory.
It's critical to confirm you can see that data from both Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools.
