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Actually, what you want is hidden in Visitor Flow:
Go there, and find the page you want stats on where visitors went next. To do that, you need to click on that page and select "Explore traffic through here", which ultimately leads to another flow visualisation, but only includes traffic going to and from that page:
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Average Time on Page is calculated as the average difference between
the request timestamp for that page and the request timestamp for the
next pageview that occurred within your site. If only a single page is
viewed during a visit, that pageview does not figure into Average Time
on Page, since there is no second timestamp to subtract from.
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Appears the name of this type of landing page is simply "Sales letters", and that Corey Rudl was the guy's name, and his company was called "The Internet Marketing Center."
Here's a review of the The Internet Marketing Center landing page when they still used this format; appears while the company still is the one Corey Rudl started, after reviewing the ...
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The correct onClick code for async Analytics snippets is below.
onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/some-page']);"
and for event tracking you would use
onClick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Site wide', 'View Cart']);"
More on event tracking here https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/eventTrackerGuide?hl=es
virtual ...
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I've seen it described as "Long sales letter" or "Long form sales letter".
There's a great series of posts on the 37 Signals site where they optimise the landing pages of Highrise based on an Anatomy of a Long Sales Letter at Visual Website Optimizer.
Subsequent posts detail them testing the changes, and why they finally went back to a shorter, simpler ...
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According to GA's official support articles,
If you see landing page = (not set), this is generally due to a visit with no _trackPageview hit included.
This can happen if you have a visit with another type of interaction hit, such as _trackEvent, _trackSocial, or _trackTrans (Ecommerce), but no _trackPageview hit.
To investigate, create an ...
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EDIT
Original link removed as it was incorrect.
The most common is that you are filtering out pageviews but events or Social interactions are still going through the filters and hitting GA, spawning new visits that don;t have pageviews.
If that isn't the answer, try this link: http://www.heatherphysioc.com/google-analytics-not-set-not-provided
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I would look into http://www.MailChimp.com which has a free email management account level and from there you can create your auto responders and also capture emails into a list.
To code this on your own when all your know is CSS and HTML would be a little too difficult.
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Due to GA's 30 minute timeout for a session visit, any page can be a landing page. For example a user can be on a page, walk away for an hour, come back and have the page now look like a landing page. This is a known problem for which there is no real fix, although this usually applies to a few edge cases and so, is perhaps not the issue you are ...
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If you are using WordPress you can use this plugin to display Visitor counts on your website http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-analyticator/
Includes a widget that can be used to display visitor stat information
on the front-end
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