I was going to write this post a couple of weeks ago when I stumbled across Paul Holstein’s post on 404 error pages and how to find them. Then I noticed from the comments on that post that June Dershewitz …
Actually, the headline is a bit of an exaggeration. Microsoft Analytics hasn’t really had an overhaul, but has had a bit of a revamp. You may remember my previous posts on the subject where I first reviewed Microsoft Adcenter Analytics …
In an uncharacteristic change, I’ve been reading some non-fiction on the train to work in the last couple of weeks and thought I’d blog about it here (albeit briefly) before moving on to some related web analytics stuff. The book …
I’ll start this post today by saying that I’ve got a new iPhone. Is it great? Well it is according to cnet, and not so according to others. Needless to say, I am impressed because I’ve gone from a horrible …
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No, this isn’t the start of my latest fantasy novel – where the schoolboy hero (Larry Plotter) of the story breaks into the realm of (final) fantasy to destroy the evil AVG from taking over the world (its the sequel …
Last time I blogged about how you set up your campaigns in HBX and Google Analytics. Whilst I have given a bit of a description on what to do with your campaigns in HBX before (more on that one later), …
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Again, since I did a presentation on it last week, I thought I might as well blog about it as well. Last week I was talking to our conferences team about how they should use campaigns in HBX (although I’ll …
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Well I’ve just come back from the RBI eMarketing conference, where I did a couple of speeches. The second one was on A/B testing, where I did a couple of examples and got people to vote (thanks to all those …
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. …
Seeing as I had the temerity to link to Aurélie Pols’ blog post about Yahoo’s acquisition and subsequent decision to release for free on Slashdot, I thought that I’d better write a post on it. Not least because I had …