I got into a discussion of sampling in Google Analytics with SEO expert and Web PieRat Jill Kocher earlier this year, which led to some profile/filter noodling that seemed worth sharing. Specifically, Jill and I were discussing how, in the world of search engine optimization — where the long tail can be …
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If you’re reading this post on the site itself (as opposed to via RSS or email), and if you’ve been to the site much in the past, then you’ll notice the design of the site has been completely overhauled. This was one of my goals for my weeklong holiday break…and …
On Friday, November 19, 2011, the good folk over at Web Analytics Demystified experimented with a new format for a digital analytics conference, dubbed #ACCELERATE. The key features of the event: It was entirely free to attendees (it was sponsored by Tealeaf, OpinionLab, and Ensighten) It lasted a single day It had two distinct presentation …
I had a ball at the inaugural #ACCELERATE event last Friday, created and hosted by Web Analytics Demystified and sponsored by OpinionLab, Tealeaf, and Ensighten. I was lucky enough to snag one of the Super #ACCELERATE sessions — 12 presenters, 5 minutes each — that closed out the day. The …
I wrote the draft of this post back in August, but I never published it. With the upcoming #ACCELERATE event in San Francisco, and with what I hope is a Super Accelerate presentation by Michael Healy that will cover this topic (see his most recent blog post), it seemed like …
I’ve had a couple of situations in the past few weeks where I’ve found myself explaining how QR codes work and what can/cannot be tracked under what situations. To whit, this post focuses on tracking considerations — not the what and why of QR codes themselves. This is an “…on …