Kiri Tamte-Horan is the Director of Digital Operations at Vici, and oversees the stellar Philadelphia Operations team through the development, implementation, and reporting of all digital campaigns. Kiri has managed hundreds of campaigns spanning Display, Video, and Social platforms, and has generated countless calls and conversions for clients across the country. Kiri is certified in Google Tag Manager and Acquisio, as well as Google AdWords Fundamentals and Display Advertising. Additionally, Kiri has a certification from Disney Institute’s Leadership Excellence. Kiri was the campaign manager for an award winning Digital Campaign as awarded by the Maryland Tourism Council in 2015.
Are you ever curious what leads people to your website? Well there’s an easy way to check the keywords people are searching to find you. By using Google Analytics
Never checked this out before? Don’t fret, here’s how
Once you sign into your Google Analytics, look at the left hand column and click on Acquisition. Underneath Acquisition you’ll go to Search Engine Optimization, and there you’ll see three options: Queries, Landing Pages, and Geographical Summary
From there you’re going to go to Queries. If you want to look at subsections of those search queries that are used to find your website, type in some of your target keywords in the search bar. Google will then show data for the keywords that contain that term. By using this you are able to see the traffic for certain keywords
This is very informative for your website! By using Google Analytics, you are able to see how many people are searching for you by name, and at what stage of the buying process are your customers? For example, are your customers searching for “used cars” or something more specific like “1999 Toyota Camry?” These insights can ensure that content on your website matches your customer’s needs
In addition, you can also see how many people saw your website in the search results and clicked to get to your page, or the Click Through Rate. All of these strategies will help you optimize your campaign and will help you focus on elements that are working and elements that aren’t.
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