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<p><big><strong>The author of ''Sherlock Holmes'', said "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data."</strong> Analytics is a window into what's happening on your website. It can help you to learn where you stand, notice problems and make informed decisions to improve your website's [[Learn/User Experience|user experience]] and sales goals.</big></p> | <p><big><strong>The author of ''Sherlock Holmes'', said "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data."</strong> Analytics is a window into what's happening on your website. It can help you to learn where you stand, notice problems and make informed decisions to improve your website's [[Learn/User Experience|user experience]] and sales goals.</big></p> | ||
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Know What's Happening on Your Site
The author of Sherlock Holmes, said "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." Analytics is a window into what's happening on your website. It can help you to learn where you stand, notice problems and make informed decisions to improve your website's user experience and sales goals.
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