McAfee SiteAdvisor offers a unique perspective of websites based on what green sites they link to.

Moving Google Analytics code to top of site makes little to zero difference.

What happens when I overlap 20 blogs on top of each other? You will see here.

All three posts can help you learn how to improve your conversions, and decrease the bounce.

Don’t hide that killer content below the fold.

Adding the plugin Subscribe to Comments was a great addition to this site. It increased page views, and increased my return visitor traffic. It also increased total comments made.

A few good posts for you to read, and an example of a completely idiotic post title.

Don’t just look at your average bounce rate. Break it down. Here is an example of how I did it for a single page.

Getting more page views is no longer my top priority. It may be again someday, but for now, I am after the bounce. See how in this post.

How a spin doctor would fix a website, and why it would work.

An example of how and why breaking your content up, and titling paragraphs is so important.

A post about what happened to my site when I added the 125 banner ads.

Why you should limit the number of pictures in your post.

How your logo linking to your home page can increase page views, and time on site for your visitors.

So you may be asking what is a “Targeted Bounce”. I don’t think there is a known popular definition, but I certainly have one.

I monitor all of my sites with Google Analytics, and here is another reason why. It’s the new beta Advanced Segment option. One of the things I like to analyze is my Top Content. By knowing what your top content is, you can see what is driving traffic to your site, and what is at least capturing your visitors interest.

So back in August I went to the San Francisco WordCamp. I learned a lot, and when I got home that day immediately started to make some small changes to my site. Today I was going over my analytics which I always do at the end of the month, and besides my regular number checks I thought I would see how the numbers reflected after I had made some changes to my blog back in August.

An example on how to get your visitors to stay longer than one minute. Animated menus like this get that new ten second visitor clicking a few times more than normal just to check out the images. Now that ten seconds is thirty, and what happens if they SEE something they like? Whamo, you got them.