Thoughts, musings, and, hopefully, not too many redundancies on the world of business data. If you missed the irony in the previous sentence, you may struggle with my writing style.
At the top list of blogs I follow is Jeremiah Owyang’s Web Strategist blog. He posts frequently, with depth, and with insight. However, I was in the midst of a hectic week in Austin when he posted his Analysis of the Zuckerberg Lacy Interview, and, frankly, while the title persisted in a couple of places [...]
I realized that my Data Posts from Non-Data Blogs Yahoo! pipe wasn’t working correctly, and when I fixed it, a recent post from Debbie Weil at BlogWrite for CEOs popped up: More on the ROI of Social Media: Return on Influence. Ordinarily, I’m a big fan of Weil’s thoughts, but this one had me wondering [...]
The topic of “Marketing ROI” has crossed my inbox and feed reeder on several different fronts over the past few weeks. I don’t know if the subject actually has peaks and valleys, or if it’s just that my biorhythms periodically hit a point where the subject seems to bubble up in my consciousness.
The good news [...]
I’ve been a fairly avid follower and contributor to the webanalytics Yahoo! group for several years now. It’s a Yahoo! group that is almost 4,500 members strong and includes active participation by many of the top minds in the web analytics industry. I actually follow the group via e-mail, which seems awfully old school. As [...]
The irony continues. It looks like I’ve got the RSS feed back working again. But, I’d hate for you to see the most recent post in your feedreader as being that it’s broken. So, here’s a quick post to say it’s back up.
Thanks for your patience.
Yes, there is irony in putting “my RSS feed is down” as a blog post, knowing that no one who is subscribed to this blog via RSS will get the message!
It’s got something to do with WordPress not playing nice with IIS, as best as I can tell. I am looking into it to see [...]
I recently rolled out a project that I’d project managed over a several month period. I like to think I’m a pretty good “natural” project manager, but, every time I really actively manage a project that spans multiple months and involves a true project team, I’m reminded how much effort it takes to do it [...]
Three things I know: 1) My wife got the raw end of the deal when she married me, 2) I blog because it keeps my e-mails shorter, and 3) If you have the urge to talk about data usage in business, I'll do so until long after that desire has passed (for you). If you want to know more, check out my About Gilligan on Data page.