Archive for the 'Web Analytics for Dummies' Category
Web Analytics for Dummies a Hit in Singapore?
Aug 22nd, 2007 by Pedro Sostre
Aug 22nd, 2007 by Pedro Sostre
I'm still surprised at how global we've become.
I recently came across this Catalogue page from the Singapore government National Library Board. Apparently, Web Analytics for Dummies is getting some attention over there. As of this writing, 1/3 of the available books are checked out.
Hooray Singapore!
When Sci-Fi Meets Web Analytics
Aug 6th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Aug 6th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
OK, Star Trek fans. Here's your chance to have some fun with Web analytics. Check out this post over at InformationWeek, where we learn how Matt Bailey uses Captain Kirk, et. al. to demonstrate how to analyze Web sites.
Click here to read the article. I wish I had written ...
Web Analytics Association Launches Base Camp Workshop Series Providing Website Measurement Education for All Levels
Jul 6th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Jul 6th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
The Web Analytics Association (WAA) today announced the WAA Base Camp, a series of one-day web analytics workshops that offer valuable information for newcomers, current practitioners and veterans alike, providing a solid foundation in website measurement, with authoritative course materials taught by industry experts.
The first workshop, "Introduction to Web Analytics," ...
What To Do About Runaway E-Shoppers
Jul 5th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Jul 5th, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Shopping cart abandonment. It's hardly a new storyline, but it seems no matter how often tech news reporters spotlight the topic there remains an enormous number of e-commerce venues that devour the information.
That's because the problem is still a significant and costly one.
According to a September 2006 MarketingSherpa report, the ...
What, Why, How: Web Analytics
Jul 3rd, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Jul 3rd, 2007 by Jennifer LeClaire
Go-To-Market Strategies is banging the web analytics drum with questions like, "How well is your website performing?" Go-To-Market suggests, and we agree, that if you aren't asking yourself that question, you should be. And when you do, you should be answering it based on quantitative metrics and thoughtful analysis.
Although Go-To-Market ...


