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Flotography

willem — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 11:38:59 +0000

Flotography.com has been launched. A personal photography site covering subjects as storm chasing, skateboarding, travel and more!

Baas interactive has build a customized WordPress theme for flotography. The website offers easy navigation for the photo galleries, a blog section and more.
The website backend is based on WordPress. The complete website can be maintained online. The interface templates make extensive use of jQuery.

Visit website: www.flotography.com
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LCB sport & healthcentre

willem — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 13:38:37 +0000

Website for Sport & healthcentre Beuningen.

Baas interactive realized the website for LCB. The website uses a customized WordPress system as a content management system.
Visit website: www.lifestyle-centre.nl/
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Google analytics – social tracking

willem — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 11:27:32 +0000

One of the most popular tracking systems for websites is Google analytics. It offers tons of features and it is free. Here is a quick tip to analyze social network traffic on your website if you use Google analytics.

The traffic you gain by social networks can be viewed with Google analytics via the feature “Advanced Segments”.

Follow these steps:

1. Go to Advanced segments to create a new segment

2. Create a new segment

- For the dimension click traffic sources > than drag the item “Source” to the segment.
- Fill in for condition: “Matches regular expression”.
- The value field needs to contain the social network names. For example:

(the sources you want to analyze need to be seperated by | )

- Name the segment, something like “Social” and finally click the “Create Segment” button.

Put it into work
Once the segment is created you can use it in your dashboard and compare your social network traffic to other traffic you have (for example search traffic). On top of the graphs you will see an advanced segments dropdown to select the segment you just created.