A lot changed in 2020. But one of the things that remained constant is the need for a well-optimized, high-converting website.
How does your website measure up?
While you might leave a lot of that to your marketing partner, it’s good to know how to check website conversions and what could impact or influence them. Here’s a quick guide.
How to Check Website Conversion StatsAssuming you have goals set up in Google Analytics, you can check conversion rates by heading to analytics.google.com and logging into an account that has access.
Once logged in, there are several ways to check conversion rates. But one of the simplest ways
Turn Website Views Into Customers
If your website conversion rates aren’t where you’d like them to be, think carefully about the various factors that can have an impact on people when they visit your site
Feb 09, 2021 | by Carter Harkins and Taylor Hill |
















