The truth about any marketing activity is that it’s generally more fun preparing the creative and planning and executing the campaign than it is analysing and reporting on how well it has done and what corrective action to take.

In my experience marketers tend to be better at creating, planning and executing than they are at reporting and analysing their successes and failures and identifying ways to improve their ROI. Poor SEOs probably fall into this bracket too; good SEOs don’t.

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Research Study: The State of UK Business Websites 2010

London - 20 July, 2010 - ThomsonLocal.com has teamed up with Analytics SEO to publish the UK’s first Audit of small business websites. The findings were shocking; most worryingly almost half of the 1,000 websites analysed were found to have either very basic SEO or in the worst cases absolutely none.

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In June 2010, Thomson Local commissioned Analytics SEO to conduct the UK’s first SEO audit of business websites.

The findings were shocking; most worryingly almost half of the 1,000 websites analysed were found to have either very basic SEO or in the worst cases absolutely none.

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In response to great demand, we’ve been busy working on some brilliant new features to give you ultimate control over the data you can see about your site:  There are 3 main things for you to look at:

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Monday saw Google post a useful article about organic link building on their Webmaster Central Blog, giving us an unprecedented insight into how to approach the topic. The post, which includes tips on everything from the design and content of your website to the more technical aspects and quality guidelines, is basically a do’s and don’ts of link building, straight from the horse’s mouth.

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Have you ever wondered whether your website’s bounce rate was good or bad?

Or whether you had a good ratio of branded to non-branded organic keyword visits?

Or whether your users spent longer on your site than average?

Well so have we!

So as the first small step of our Data Research Programme we have today published a feed of aggregated anonymised average Google Analytics website metrics.

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Over the past month, our ever growing team of developers have been busy coding new features and enhancements to the Analytics SEO service and we decided that it was about time that this set of great new features finally saw the light of day!

Do tell us what you think of them when you’ve had a chance to take a look.

Agencies/Multi-site customers – New Performance Summary

Ever wanted to prove to your boss what a great job you are doing optimising all the company’s websites?

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London, May 2010— Analytics SEO is pleased to announce the launch of V1.2 of its online SEO software which will be shown for the first time at SMX Advanced in London, on the 17th and 18th of May.

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Today we announced the latest version of our suite of online SaaS SEO tools.  This is our most significant upgrade since we launched version 1 of our time-saving SEO software at SES and TFM&A in London in February.

Our latest SEO software is designed for both SEO experts and website owners.

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To mark the launch of our new keyword research process and tools within Analytics SEO, I thought it would be a nice idea to review a number of third party keyword research tools on the market to start a debate on which keyword research tools are the best and why.

First, please indulge me a moment and allow me to tell you a little bit about our new keyword research process and the tools we have built within Analytics SEO.

The Analytics SEO keyword research process is meant to complement your use of external sources of keyword ideas and suggestions. 

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