How to add an 'email this post' link including Google Analytics tracking to your Posterous blog

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Good to see some stats on this but no surprise. Social media is all about being up close and personal so it's all about providing special things that are not available to everyone and talking to individuals (I should shut up, we haven't done either yet actually).
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When running Windows IIS as your web server, you might find that the issue of upper and lower case URLs can very annoying and troublesome.
Windows is a case insensitive OS, meaning test.html and Test.html are actually physically the same file in Windows. However, in Google Analytics they will by default be recorded as two different pages if you don't do something about it. The following screenshot shows an example of the folder '/candidates/' and how it is tracked as two different folders simply because of the case sensitive issue.
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Watch our video if you want to know how to create visualizations like this one below form Google search data.
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