How I Track Website Performance Metrics
What metrics do you track on your website? How do you set up your tracking? How has your tracking software changed over the years?

What metrics do you track on your website? How do you set up your tracking? How has your tracking software changed over the years?
Breaking down my latest approach to designing and optimizing pages that sell digital products and books.
Bridging the gap between designing a brand and a home. Like, literally a home.
How I evaluate whether my business decisions are actually supporting the lifestyle I want to maintain.
I gutted every email automation I had set up for something totally new...and simpler.
A question about creating content around keywords or titles that want to be clicked.
This question is all about the difference between creating a list of CTAs and creating ONE CTA per email. Let's discuss...
I wrote down a list of things based on my own experience using social media that I think would be good for my brand to start posting.
Here's a breakdown of all my skills and how they've helped me build a sustainable lifestyle business since 2012.
The title speaks for itself, right?
The end...for now.
The title says it all.
Breaking down the essential email automations that drive 80% of my revenue and how I've optimized them over time. Welcome Series Post Purchase Abandoned Cart
Breaking down which technical SEO factors actually matter now and which traditional optimizations I'm no longer focusing on. Headlines H2s and H3s Intro paragraph Speed and core vitals Meta descriptions Less distracting popups
A sequel.
Lessons learned from developing Swim University's pool water testing app.
My business framework Free content (advertising) Sales (my website) Product development and improvement (makes the rest easier) The most scalable and time-consuming is #1
An unexpected day of sales and how it happened.
A pep talk to just sit down and bang out boring work.
Hard Truths About Business from Alex Hormozi and how I can put them into action… Nobody knows you exist. Advertise more. Be willing to repeat yourself. People need to be reminded more than they need to be taught. The proof you get from happy customers is way more convincing than any marketing. So get testimonials and use them often. Raising prices almost always makes you more money but you’ll hear a “no” more often and that’s okay. Your business is never too big to spend time talking to your cus...
A raw look at what depression feels like after a day of zero sales.
Yea, it was a lot of work but I'm moving into my "Legacy Brand" stage.
How I streamlined Swim University's income sources from advertising, affiliates, courses, books, and apps into a focused business model.
Here's how I look natural on camera when I record videos for Swim University. One word: booze.
My cold, hard rant on publishing vs perfection.
Here's my Instagram strategy. Both current and future.
Here's the story of how I went from a one-man show to building a very small, but powerful team.
I don't go to many, but when I do, it has changed my life.
My quarterly system for evaluating tools and subscriptions to prevent unnecessary software bloat and feature overlap.
Google invited a bunch of niche site owners to a hotel and told them to move on. This is my take.