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It is always very interesting to take a look at the keywords that your visitors used in their Google search to find your website - and not only to analyze the SEO performance of your website. Some keywords actually can tell you quite a lot about what your visitors were really looking for on your site.
I just took a look at the keywords that the visitors of webproductblog have used in their Google search in my Google Analytics account. Some of these queries catched my attention, because they were not really answered so far on my blog or just too funny. I thought “better late than never” and here go the queries and my answers

• “pop up” and user experience and annoyin

  YES! YES! YES! It is really annoying!

• “should have read” mistake

  

  Agile Project Management with Scrum by Ken Schwaber

  Lol, I don´t really know what this visitor was looking for, but I would say the book Agile Project Management with Scrum by Ken Schwaber is a “should have read” for web product managers.

  Reviews of this book you can find for example here:

  amazon.com

  goodreads.com

  digital-constructions blog

• xenu sleuth limit

  

  max. parallel threads limit

  Yes, with Xenu Link Sleuth you can set a limit for for the parallel threads.

  If you experience too many timeout errors in your Xenu report you should try it again with a slower crawling speed.

  If you want Xenu Link Sleuth to stop before it has crawled every page you can just push “R” and it will show a report for all the pages that have been crawled so far.

• can you create a report in google analyt

  

  Export report options in Google Analytics

  Sure, you can actually export a couple of different types of reports in PDF, XML, CSV, CSV for Excel and TSV. You can also let Google Analytics automatically send this reports weekly if you want (click on Email -> schedule)

• “ignoring emails is”

  …from time to time a good thing! Don´t become a slave of your inbox and enjoy your workday!

I hope you liked this post! Please let me know what you think.

Related posts:

1. Broken Link Analysis With The Free Tool Xenu Link Sleuth
2. Pageviews vs. Visits vs. Visitors
3. Basic User Stream Analysis With Advanced Segments In Google Analytics
4. How SEO Will Affect Your Product Planning Right From The Beginning
5. Efficient SEO Site Analysis With Advanced Google Search Techniques

Tags: agile, fun, Google, Google Analytics, keyword analysis, SEO, user experience

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