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Mark is configured Google Analytics for his blog. Mark does not sell any products on his blog as he uses it to market his public speaking business. Mark would, however, like to assign a dollar value for customers that complete the 'contact me' field on his website to track return on investment for the marketing he has done to bring people to the site. If Mark considers each lead worth $50 what field in the configuration of the goals in Google Analytics would Mark add the $50 value to?
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Doug is a Google AdWords consultant to a client who is using conversion tracking. The client's goal is to bring web visitors to his website, and to get the clients sign up for a free newsletter. The client does not sell a product or service as a result of the conversion, but only the free newsletter is offered. The client has asked Doug to calculate the return on investment, for the conversions that have been made as a result of the Google AdWords campaign. If the client is not selling a product or service, how can Doug find the return on investment?
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Ronnie has created a mobile phone application that people can download to their mobile phones. The application is a calendaring service that shows people what bands are playing at different nightclubs in their cities. Ronnie would like to target his ads to show only in the evening because that's when people, he believes, are making plans to see different bands. How can Ronnie schedule his Google AdWords ads to run in the evening hours only?
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You have a website that informs readers about your business, offers a newsletter signup form, allows readers to purchase software online, and includes a "contact us" form so visitors can ask for more information. Which conversion tracking purpose would be most appropriate for your web page "contact us" if you wanted to track statistics?
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What will you do to enable phrase matching for a particular keyword?