As per usual, this post is inspired by someone else (isn’t that always the way?) and it has taken me several sessions to write. This time it is inspired by Avinash Kaushik who wrote a post yesterday on “Analysis Ninjas: …
After the last post where I got all Philosophical on you, I’m going back to my roots this week. Partly because I spent half of last week sitting in front of the computer with a bit of writers block. Possibly accentuated by the …
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In my previous job, when I first started thinking about moving from HBX to SiteCatalyst, I had a big concern over whether we could use the excel client in the same way as we did Report builder. Now I use …
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Well I’d been writing the previous post for ages and decided that it was time to cut it in half and write one half that dealt with the metrics that content editors use and the second half was going to …
Recently (ok, it seems like it was recently, but actually it was almost a month ago now – where does time go) I was reading a post on the web analytics forum about training in Web Analytics for editors. It …
Right, it occurred to me that my last post was particularly dull. As pointed out by a couple of people on Twitter when I couldn’t work out whether I’d posted it correctly or not (thanks again guys). So this one …
Having gone from writing really interesting stuff about Twitter, slashdot, Digg and other ‘fun’ things, I think it is about time I got back to the boring old stuff. That is to say, lets go back to looking at Omniture …
As you may (or may not) be aware, I have learnt how to use many different web analytics tools over the almost five years that I’ve been an analyst. When I first started at the AA we used Redeye, where …
Ok, we’re finally at the point where we are about to start thinking about moving from HBX to SiteCatalyst. I think I’ll keep an updated version of this going every week just as a catalogue of what is going on. …
Everyone else is doing blog posts about their experiences of going to conferences (see Kate Duffy’s descriptions of what went on at Search Engine Strategies in New York and James Kelway’s description of what he enjoyed at the Information Architecture …