Web Analytics

Web Analytics 2007: Tools Diversify, Vendors Consolidate

Posted on December 11, 2007. Filed under: Web Analytics |

Written by Neil MasonNo sooner than you know it, another year’s gone by. One wonders whether we’re any further ahead in the quest to improve digital marketing efforts’ performance. Let’s look back at what’s happened over 2007. Having given it a bit of thought, I was struck by certain somewhat random things about the last [...]

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Web Analytics: Convergence Continues

Posted on November 1, 2007. Filed under: Web Analytics |

Written by Shane AtchisonEarlier this year, I examined the analytics software marketplace. In January, as Omniture gained momentum and Visual Sciences acquired WebSideStory, I wrote Convergence is inevitable,” and that it couldn’t arrive fast enough in online media, analytics, and optimization. Since then, a lot has happened in the analytics marketplace. Omniture last week said [...]

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Web Analytics: Not Just Growing, But Diversifying

Posted on October 31, 2007. Filed under: Web Analytics |

Written by Neil MasonWow, that was the week that was. As I write this, I’ve just about recovered from a three-day immersion in online marketing performance measurement and optimization. I think we used to call it Web analytics. Now that I’m back in my own time zone, I’m beginning to process some of what I [...]

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Deciphering Web Analytics

Posted on October 29, 2007. Filed under: Web Analytics |

Want to optimize your online sales? Improve your understanding of your target market demographics? Need to improve your marketing ROI? What right minded webmaster or online entrepreneur doesn’t, right? Your web analytics are your gateway to measurable success and provide a lot more information than most people give them acknowledgment for. Yes, they track the [...]

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Web Analytics 2.0

Posted on September 28, 2007. Filed under: Web Analytics |

By Jason Burby, The ClickZ Network At first, one could say we don’t need anymore 2.0 buzz. A quick search on Google for “2.0″ returns nearly 500 million results. There’s nothing new about people slapping 2.0 onto the end of something and saying everything’s changed. In this case, though, Kaushik nails the difference between the [...]

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