Tracking & Web Analytics
- Google Analytics Data Sharing - Now Optional?
Mar 13, 2008 - Recently one our our SEO Specialists logged into Google Analytics for a quick peek at our monthly web statistics and (...) - Field Report: Analytics & Advertisers
Mar 27, 2007 - This article by Hollis originally appeared in ClickZ on October 10, 2006. Last week, I attended Web Side Story’s ActiveInsights (...) - Travel, Tourism & Hospitality - The Challenges of Online Marketing, Tracking, & Measuring ROI
Sep 17, 2005 - The travel industry is quickly recognizing that building a web site with a reservation booking engine is simply not enough. (...) - Figuring out Web Traffic Analyzers
Sep 17, 2003 - It’s virtually impossible to gauge the effects of your Internet marketing efforts without regularly analyzing your traffic log statistics (or (...) - What Site Traffic Reports Reveal to the Marketer
Feb 21, 2002 - “Traffic,” the commonly used collective term to describe web site visitors, is often the first thing an online company looks (...) - Tracking Tricks
Nov 17, 1999 - A surprising number of Internet marketers I speak to don’t have a clue when it comes to tracking their results. (...) - Deciphering Your Traffic Logs
Aug 30, 1999 - It’s virtually impossible to gauge the effects of your Internet marketing efforts without regularly analyzing your traffic log statistics (or (...) - Track ‘Em Down
Jun 22, 1999 - Much of what we do in Internet marketing starts with the process of deductive reasoning. That is, we try to (...)
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U.S. Women and the Internet, Part 1
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