Imagine running a physical store with your eyes closed. You wouldn't know which displays attract attention, where customers linger, or what makes them leave. That's what running a website without analytics feels like.

When you enable Uniweb Analytics, you transform your website into an intelligent storefront that tells you exactly what's happening.

Once enabled, your Analytics dashboard reveals:

• Visitor flow: How people move through your site

• Popular content: What resonates with your audience

• Traffic sources: Where your visitors come from

• Conversion paths: What turns visitors into customers

Think of it as: Security camera footage of your store, but instead of watching for misbehaviour, you're watching for opportunities to serve better.

Not all visitors arrive the same way. Some come from social media, others from email, and some from paid ads. Tracking links help you understand which efforts work best.

Using the UTM Link Creator:

1. Navigate to your website.

2. Click the

   to open the link builder

3. Enter your destination page

4. Answer simple questions:

   • Where will you share this? (Instagram, Email, etc.)

   • What's the campaign? (Summer Sale, Product Launch)

   • What specific post/ad?

5. Uniweb generates your trackable link

6. Share your link on your social posts.

Here's what makes Uniweb brilliant: you don't need to split traffic or run complicated tests. Your A/B testing happens naturally as you improve your site.

How it works:

• Every time you publish, Uniweb remembers your site's complete structure

• These publish events become natural testing points

• Analytics shows performance before and after each change

• You see exactly how your improvements affect visitor behavior

Pro features:

• Hide sections or pages to test alternatives without losing original content

• Reorganize page sections to test different flows

• Add labels to sections (e.g., "Hero v2 - urgency focus") for clear tracking

• Test completely different page versions by hiding/showing alternatives

Remember: visitor experience has two parts - how they find you and what they see when they arrive.

Testing the Invitation (How people find you):

• Create two tracking links with different messages

• "Transform Your Business" vs. "Grow Your Revenue"

• Share each version equally

• Analytics shows which message attracts quality visitors

Testing the Experience (What they see when they arrive):

• Update your landing page content

• Try different headlines, images, or calls-to-action

• Publish to create a new testing point

• Compare performance across publish events

With analytics active for a few weeks, patterns emerge:

• Visitors spend 3x longer on your case studies than your service pages

• Mobile visitors from Instagram never reach your contact form

• Your about page has the highest exit rate

Each insight is like noticing customers in your physical store avoiding a poorly lit corner. Once you see it, you can fix it.

Based on common patterns:

1. High bounce rate on homepage?

   • Test a clearer value proposition

   • Simplify your hero section

   • Add social proof above the fold

   • Publish and measure the impact

2. Low engagement with articles?

   • Try more compelling titles

   • Add relevant images

   • Break up long paragraphs

   • Track improvements after each publish

3. Visitors not converting?

   • Reduce friction in contact forms

   • Add trust signals (testimonials, certifications)

   • Test different call-to-action text

   • Hide complex sections to test simpler alternatives

Every publish is an opportunity to learn:

Monday: You reorganize your homepage, moving testimonials higher

Publish: Uniweb captures this new structure

Tuesday-Friday: Collect visitor data

Next Monday: Analytics shows the impact of your change

You're not running artificial tests - you're naturally evolving your site and measuring what works. It's like rearranging your store and watching how customer behavior changes.

Let's say you're launching a new product:

1. Create tracking links for:

   • Email announcement to customers

   • Social media posts (one per platform)

   • Partner websites mentioning you

   • Paid search ads

2. Monitor performance daily:

   • Which source sends the most traffic?

   • Which source sends buyers vs. browsers?

   • What content do visitors from each source prefer?

3. Optimize your pages:

   • Update landing pages based on traffic source behavior

   • Hide sections that don't convert

   • Test new arrangements

   • Each publish creates a comparison point

4. Double down on what works:

   • Increase budget on high-performing channels

   • Create more content similar to what engages

   • Refine messaging based on successful variations

The beautiful thing about Uniweb's integrated approach is the speed of iteration:

1. Notice a pattern in analytics

2. Update content or hide/show sections in the editor

3. Publish your changes

4. See results compared to previous publish events

5. Keep what works, try new variations for what doesn't

No traffic splitting, no complex setup - just natural evolution with intelligent measurement.

After a few months, you're no longer guessing. You know:

• Your best traffic sources (invest more there)

• Your most engaging content (create similar pieces)

• Your optimal page structures (based on actual tests)

• Your audience's journey (optimize each step)

Your publish history becomes a record of experiments:

This isn't about becoming a data scientist. It's about being a smart store owner who pays attention to customers and adapts accordingly. As customers change their behavior and preferences over time, you'll be watching and adapting to serve them better.

The combination of tracking links (testing how people find you) and publish-based testing (optimizing what they see) gives you complete control over your visitor's journey - all without technical complexity.