The Heatmapped, Fullscreen, Compare-On Campaign Drilldown Report

October 24th, 2011
Filed Under: Digital Marketing

When someone asks what my favorite feature of Analytics 10 is, I almost always respond, “confidence.” I then navigate to a very specific view to demonstrate what makes the product so great. Sure I love the design of Analytics 10—the thumbnails, the groups, the infographic style dashboards—but as a marketer, my favorite view is this

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Analytics 10 Part 1: An Introduction

May 4th, 2011
Filed Under: About, Analytics, Innovations, User Experience

This post is part of a series covering the launch of Analytics 10. You can see the entire series here. “Real artists ship.” – Steve Jobs The biggest challenge with Analytics 10 was knowing when to stop working on it and release the product. We could have easily kept going. Data beyond the tag, campaign

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Compare Mobile to Social to Web with Webtrends

December 6th, 2010
Filed Under: Digital Marketing, Mobile, Mobile Measurement, Optimization, Segmentation, Social

How do you compare the performance of your website to the performance of your mobile app or social app? If you’re comparing different spaces or even sub-brands within your company — within your digital real estate, you probably find yourself doing some tedious copy-and-paste or Excel work. No more. With the latest release of Webtrends Analytics,

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UX design for legacy software: A SXSW panel for the rest of us

August 28th, 2009
Filed Under: Events

User experience has had its share of the spotlight at SXSW. Major leaps forward in the thinking around user cenetered design, web standards, and design methodology have launched from SXSW panels from some of the biggest names in the web design industry. All of the previous presentations have shared one thing in common: they focus

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A New User Experience, Part 5 (of 5): Analytics 9 Insight and the User Inspired Features

August 13th, 2009
Filed Under: Digital Marketing, Innovations, User Experience

During the previous four parts of this series( intro, paper prototyping, design, and web standards), I focused on the redesign of Tag Builder that we completed in the spring. While authoring these posts, I didn’t have the liberty to disclose the application we launched just last week, Webtrends Analytics 9 Insight. However, these posts were

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