Social Media & Display Advertising: Perfect Marriage
If you type the phrase “why social media marketing” into Google, you’ll encounter page after page of results on the …
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The articles below focus on Web Analytics & Optimization, the art and science of improving websites based on the analysis of visitors’ behavior. They focus on analyzing and optimizing marketing efforts, turning new visitors into customers and returning customers into loyal friends. Learn a broad range of techniques (such as social media, segmentation and other website optimization) in order to increase revenue.
If you type the phrase “why social media marketing” into Google, you’ll encounter page after page of results on the …
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Some weeks ago I had a chat with Daniel Waisberg and he asked me if I had any "data that …
Here’s a common scenario—a guy realizes that his mother’s birthday is just two days away and he’s yet to pick …
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This article is a review of a model proposed by me and Avinash Kaushik in a two-part paper we wrote …
Web Analytics Process – Measurement & Optimization Read More »
A new year has dawned and if you’ve been short of resolutions for 2011, perhaps I can help. Last year, …
Our work in both analytics and optimization gives us a unique perspective on a broad range of client objectives, organizational …
Organizational Requirements to a Successful Optimization Program Read More »
When it comes to website optimization (the art, and sometimes science, of improving website performance and increasing conversion rates), I …
A question I often get asked is, “how do I go about optimizing the design of my website?” In a …
When I started working in IndexTools, many customers accessed their web analytics data using a single username and password. In …
Data Privacy? Do Your Part: Analytics User Management Read More »
Predicting the future invariably means you will be wrong most of the time. However, Â it is an interesting process to …