Posts Tagged ‘ Web Analytics ’

Dear Confused By Personas

Jun 23rd, 2009 | By
Dear Confused By Personas

A student at the University of British Columbia Web Analytics course reached out to us via Twitter to ask some questions about creating personas, specifically personas based on persuasion and the information is important enough that we thought we’d share our response: “Are you saying that we shouldn’t bother with creating multiple personas with granular
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A Sterne Look at 2009

Jan 17th, 2009 | By

We’re pleased to replay Jim Sterne’s recent webinar with us, “Turn Web Analytics into 2009 Revenue”. Come watch the Chairman of the Web Analytics Association talk with Bryan Eisenberg (himself the Chairman Emeritus of the WAA) about proactively using Analytics Data to drive continuous Testing and generating actual dollars, a concept even more important this
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When All You Have is a Reporter, Every Analysis Looks Like a Nail

Apr 15th, 2006 | By

In the Visits vs. Visitors debate, side with Unique Visitors Analysis doesn’t happen in a vacuum. And as we’ve said a thousand times: you can torture the numbers to confess to … uh, we mean, rationalize … just about anything. Matt Belkin of Omniture blogged recently about the differences between Visits and Unique Visitors as they
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