Last week, Mike Ricci and I attended the Mobile Marketing Association Forum conference in New York. Having a background in Mobile, this is by far my favorite conference. Here are some of the over-arching themes I was able to pick up.
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Sandra Elliott
Director, Education Services
The Real Value of Analytics Training
December 2nd, 2008
Topics: About
When I was asked to join the WebTrends blog, I was excited but also a little nervous. The level of expertise within this particular author-crowd is extensive and while I’ve been in the industry for a decade, I’ve only been with the company since June! What could I possibly have to add to their insights
Read moreDerek Fine
Senior Solutions Engineer
WebTrends Connect Seminar Series: It’s a Wrap!
November 26th, 2008
Thanks to the more than 500 of you who came to one of the WebTrends Connect seminars during our 7-city US tour over the past three weeks. Aaron, Barry, and I had a great time representing WebTrends and connecting with you. Many thanks as well to our partners Teradata, Stratigent, and Rosetta for speaking along with us at the events. All three
Read moreDavid Stewart
Creative Director, Design Lab
Running with Data: How Data Can Motivate
November 25th, 2008
Topics: About, Innovations, Optimization
The sun is out, a few clouds dot the sky, and crisp fall air fills my lungs as I loop Portland’s Willamette river between the Hawthorne and Steel bridges. Lactic acid nips at my quads and my calves threaten to revolt with strain, but there are lots of things to distract me from any weak
Read moreApril Moore
Former Senior Strategic Analyst, Webtrends
Beyond Implementation: Trusting the Data
November 17th, 2008
Topics: Digital Marketing, Optimization
Web marketers and analysts want the most accurate data possible, but even in a perfect implementation, web data will be far from perfect. In this post, WebTrends consultant April Moore discusses the dangers of over-analyzing individual numbers and offers some tips for keeping everyone in your organization focused on the big picture.
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Michael Cook
Former Director, North America Consulting Services, Webtrends
View From Professional Services: Measuring Blog Engagement
November 17th, 2008
Topics: Optimization
One of the best parts of my job is talking to customers about their current business challenges. Most of them agree that the age of one way online communication is dead. Website visitors no longer want to be talked at, they want to have online conversations. These conversations take a number of types, but blogs
Read moreApril Moore
Former Senior Strategic Analyst, Webtrends
Beyond Implementation
November 14th, 2008
Topics: Digital Marketing, Optimization
April Moore introduces her series of blog posts on the subject of managing analytics data to drive long-term improvement and web channel decision making.
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Billy Shih
Former Senior Optimization Analyst, Webtrends
Are your visitors telling you if you’re getting hotter or colder?
November 13th, 2008
Topics: Methodology, Testing
In elementary school, I played the game Hot or Cold in class. The rules of the game are simple: One child is picked as the “searcher” and leaves the room The class collectively chooses an object in the room, like a marker or eraser, for the searcher to find Once the object is selected, the
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