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his week we were able to connect our websites to Google Analytics. This will help us track the things such as the location from which our traffic came from (Google Ad, direct site, FaceBook, etc), as well as what pages were visited and how long the customer was on each page, as so one. I am excited to see the information that I am going to obtain from this and look forward to applying changes to my site to help best suit my customer.

I also was able to work more on changing my website from Kelsey's Kreations to Kelsey Davis Designs. I look forward to running Google Ads next week and seeing the results from that as well.

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