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Rob Laporte

The Google Killer No One Dares Discuss - Search Engine Watch (SEW) - 0 views

  • The Empire Strikes Back Taking the Google example, Google is already working desperately to capture all of the shared human experience data and to work it into their index in a usable form. That is what their attempts, though less than pretty, at presenting real-time search have been all about. Sharing data between people by creating Buzz for Gmail users was headed in exactly the same direction. And Google Analytics together with personalization have both been collating human behavior data for quite some time. Launching Android as an open source vehicle was about taking facilitating share in that vitally important mobile phone access zone. So, in fact, the "crawler+data organization (index)+algorithm+ search ranking" pattern of search we understand today has to disappear and be replaced with "human behavior logging+data organization (index)+algorithm+ranking" to produce the right result. Google could actually be its own Google Killer as they, for one, are well placed to do this.
Rob Laporte

3 Reasons Why Blogs for SEO Fail | Online Marketing Blog - 0 views

  • However, when it comes to blogs, consumer information discovery trends are involving social networks and social media at an increasing rate. Recommendations are competing with search. When looking at the web analytics of our blog and client blogs, social media traffic is in the top 5 referring sources of traffic. Blogs are social and social media sources will become increasingly important for many business blogging efforts in the coming year. So, what can a company do to build upon and benefit from, the compounding equity that grows with long term blogging and SEO efforts? I’ll be answering that question specifically in tomorrow’s post on 5 Tips for Successful Blog Optimization efforts. In the meantime, have you started a blog only to lose interest or stop contributing to it? What was your reason? What would you do differently?
Rob Laporte

Official Google Blog: Demographics now available in YouTube Insight - 0 views

  • Demographics now available in YouTube Insight 5/15/2008 08:05:00 AM Posted by Nick Jakobi, Product Manager, YouTubeWhen we first announced YouTube Insight, our free video analytics tool for YouTube, we were excited to see just how users, partners, and advertisers might creatively use information about the viewing trends of their videos. We've since learned that some users and partners are modifying their upload schedules based on when they know their audience is tuning in, and advertisers are studying geographic traffic patterns to assess the effectiveness of regional ad campaigns.Today we've added some new features to Insight. One is a new demographics tab that displays view count information broken down by age group (such as ages 18-24), gender, or a combination of the two, to help you get a better understanding of the makeup of your YouTube audience. We show you general information about your viewers in anonymous and aggregate form, based on the birth date and gender information that users share with us when they create YouTube accounts. This means that individual users can't be personally identified.Insight now also displays statistics based on the combined total views of all the videos you've uploaded. Just as you can explore the view counts and popularity of individual videos, with this feature you can see your account's total number of views, and your relative popularity on YouTube compared to other users, based on geographic location.As with Insight's other features, we hope this new information helps you learn how to create more compelling content that best engages the audiences you want to reach. You can find these new metrics under the "Demographics" tab within the Insight dashboard. Click on the "Insight" button under "Account > My Videos."
Rob Laporte

Web Analytics for (SEM) Dummies Part 1: Basic Terminology and a Free Geocoding Tool - 0 views

  • AdWords 301: Advanced - The 301 session is recommended for advertisers who already understand the basic fundamentals of advertising on AdWords. Topics include campaign best practices, advanced optimization techniques, and split testing. There is also a deep dive into the Content Network and advanced bidding strategies. . Note – These seminars are NOT put on by Google. They are partners of Google. However, my guess is that they’re going to be at least halfway decent if Google is promoting them. You can learn more about the seminars including registration dateshere.
Dale Webb

Google Analytics and Urchin - 0 views

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    How to use both at the same time
Dale Webb

Google Analytics - Profiles vs. Accounts - 0 views

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    Profiles have same tracking code, so essentially show the same data in different ways. Accounts have different tracking code, so creating two accounts for the same site will essentially be treated by GA as two completely different sites. If a site (like L1ID) wanted to track two parts of its site separately, a cleaner way would be to create multiple profiles - this requires the separate parts of the site be in separate subdirectories though.
Dale Webb

Google Analytics - tracking different parts of site separately - 0 views

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    If there are certain subdirectories of your website that you would like to track, you can create a filter to only report on traffic to that directory:
Dale Webb

Google Website Optimizer - 0 views

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    Makes it really easy to do split A/B testing on individual site pages. You can make little adjustments to layouts and see how it affects visitor behavior very easily. We could definitely develop this into a whole separate service we offer people - along the lines of a usability report but more specific and with actual data from the client's site. Very cool.
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