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@Ben

Dont get me wrong. I LOVE me some GOOGLE, FACEBOOK, LINKEDIN, YOUTUBE,and TWITTER. I am grateful for their presence bringing me lots of free enterprise. I do advertise my key phrase in many ways. Regions could very well be different pertaining to the key phrases people look up in their area. Maybe its how I have marketed my company on FREE. I have free website on Facebook that is on my business card, i tell people about window cleaning Columbus Georgia on Google and I socialize with ppl in my free time online through messaging by introducing myself with Facebook and LinkedIn. Customers tell me they saw my Google listing. Then look at the fan page. Or I am already a friend on so and so on the phone.
I like what it has brought. This may not work for everyone. But it has brought me an investor, now a partner. About to Inc. and get a retired veteran loan. Yes, it may require me giving 51% for him to invest another $xxx,xxx with a veteran loan. Automatic approval. Shop for customers to come to-paid for, mine. Expand our service to every type of window cleaning service for ten floors and jump in to recreational rappelling. Our city is about to open the white water project. I would like to offer an alternative while the tourists are here. He is down for it all. Oh and thanks WCR for providing all the FREE information.

Why no website?

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@ambservices

Googles analytics is definitely a must for tracking traffic, and what keywords people are using to find your site. I think what Trey meant though was a SERP tracker. I suppose you could look at your Google Webmaster Tools and go to queries. It’ll show your average position in searches.

Do you find G Analytics accurate these days?

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@Run

Do you find G Analytics accurate these days?

It does have some hiccups, but in comparison with any other tracking tool its is the most complete and provides the most information. We have tested other tracking systems and nearly all of them have a glitch or two, but googles analytics seems to be the most accurate.