I’m chunking up my reflections on last month’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I had a list of eight possible topics, and this is the fourth and (probably) final one that I’ll actually get to. I’ve attended the “privacy” session at a number of recent eMetrics, and the San …
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I’m chunking up my reflections on last week’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I’ve got a list of eight possible topics, but I seriously doubt I’ll managed to cover all of them. On Tuesday, I attended Ian Lurie’s presentation: “Data That Persuades: How to Prove Your Point.” This session …
I’m chunking up my reflections on last week’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I’ve got a list of eight possible topics, but I seriously doubt I’ll managed to cover all of them. The closing keynote at eMetrics was Matt Wilson and Andrew Janis talking about how they’ve been evolving …
I’m chunking up my reflections on last week’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I’ve got a list of eight possible topics, but I seriously doubt I’ll managed to cover all of them. One of the first sessions I attended at last week’s eMetrics was Jim Novo’s session …
I had a great time in Boston last week at eMetrics. The unintentional theme, according to my own general perception and the group messaging backchannel that I was on, was that tag management SOLVES ALL!!!. My session…had nothing to do with tag management, but it seemed worth sharing nonetheless: “The …
Update: I misstated @johnlovett’s follower count in the initial post. This was a fatigue-driven user error on my end — not bad data coming from either tool employed in this analysis and has been corrected! Picking up on Michele Hinojosa’s quick analysis of tweets from the first day of the …