Leverage Web Analytics to Boost your Bottom Line

tagSonar • May 21, 2020

 How to Write Checklists for Web Analytics:

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 How to Write Checklists for Web Analytics: Every aspect of your business website must have a purpose and should play to your advantage.

Take Inventory of Your Website

We can do a deep dive on every aspect of your website. This includes the copy, the images, usability, layout, sales records and more. Every part of your website has its purpose. Or must. With your expert input, we’ll help you determine what’s working or not working. Or can be improved. If any part of your site isn’t helping you gain the upper-hand, we’ll help you make that determination based on analytics you can see.

Site Goals 

The types of business websites are many. Every business has its own unique goals. What’re yours? Is it to boost first-time sales or retain existing customers? Maybe it’s both. We’ll look at your site with a microscopic eye and make some recommendations that work. This could mean a regional landing-page campaign targeting a region of the country where growth is robust.  Maybe your website is info-driven and the goal is to monetize it via ad revenue. Often the key here isn’t just increasing site traffic, but also attracting targeted traffic. Advertisers want to know who they’re pitching to. Let us aid you!

Usability

You understand the usability of both your mobile and desktop version of your company website matters a great deal. While you focus on running your business, we’ll look at all the nuts and bolts of both with laser focus. This includes everything from font color and font size to button color and shape as well as the layout of the images and whether they play well to your audience.

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My previous Webmaster knew how to build a website from beginning to end, but I always felt the site lacked flow and balance. Eventually I pivoted and passed the ball to tagSonar. Not only did they revitalize my site with an inviting aesthetic, their recommendations also led to a sizable uptick in sales conversions. I couldn’t be more grateful.

Amanda Clarke

Sioux City, Iowa

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How to Find Your Yelp Business URL (Step-by-Step Guide for Home Service Pros)

By TagSonar • October 12, 2025
🔍 Step 1: Go to Yelp.com Open your browser and visit www.yelp.com . At the top of the page, you’ll see a search bar where you can look up your business. 🏠 Step 2: Search for Your Business Type your business name and city into the search bar. Example: “ACME General Contractor ID” Press Enter or click the magnifying glass icon to search. If your business appears in the results, click on it to open your Yelp Business Page . 🔗 Step 3: Copy the Business URL Once your Yelp page is open, look up at the address bar in your browser. It will look something like this: https://www.yelp.com/biz/acme-general-contractor-boise This full link is your Yelp Business URL . Right-click it and choose Copy , or highlight it and use Ctrl+C (Windows) or Cmd+C (Mac) .
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Google My Business Profile

By TagSonar • April 27, 2025
Take charge of your business with a Google Business Profile. Get valuable consumer insight with free analytic tools. Reach new customers with targeted SEO.