Archive for August, 2007
Thursday, August 30th, 2007
It's almost here folks! Microsoft's answer to Google Analytics is just around the corner with screenshots being leaked out on the internet. Feel free to view the original post, or click on the screenshots below. Enjoy!
A Pages Report (clearly still with some kinks by reporting 101% of visits to a ...
Posted in microsoft gatineau, news | 1 Comment »
Thursday, August 23rd, 2007
According to an iMedia post by Brandt Dainow, Google Analytics has modified their calculation of Average Time on Site. Brandt reports:
"Previously, the Average Time on Site had been calculated as the total time on site for all visits divided by the total number of visits. Both the total time ...
Posted in google analytics, news | No Comments »
Tuesday, August 21st, 2007
A common problem that faces many organizations hosting a strictly content-driven website is how to turn the data thrown out by any of the applications out there into something you can monetize. Sure, more page views mean more impressions which means more cash for your company, but what if you're ...
Posted in content based, google analytics, strategy | 7 Comments »
Monday, August 20th, 2007
There's often a lot of confusion when it comes to understanding where to even start when tracking a site that's essentially only a Flash movie so this post will try to clear some of that up. I'll make the assumption here that your data collection method will be client-side ...
Posted in analytics vendors, best practices, coremetrics, flash, google analytics, omniture, webtrends, webtrends sdc | 22 Comments »
