Sorry for the lack of posts lately. Just wrapped up the second of my UBC Web Analytics courses. Should be back to normal soon. In the meantime some remainders to enjoy: Clearification – I’m not a big Microsoft fan, but their latest Rushmore-ish campaign with comedian Demetri Martin (who was recently on Just For Laughs) […]
At the office I’m forced to use a PC for some of my work as our IT department does not want to support Macs internally (for fear of their jobs likely). For those who don’t know, I’m a Mac guy. I like Macs better, do better work on them, am more productive and enjoy the […]
Habaneros UX blog – my good friends at Habaneros launch their new User Experience blog. Congrats on a job well done. Missing from the puzzle — web analytics. Perhaps a certain someone can someday fill that gap. Wufoo – make HTML forms easily without writing code. Lofty ambitions but elegantly pulled off. My vendor should […]
I’ve started the second of my web analytics courses at UBC. Braden Hoeppner (who’s blog I enjoy when updated) is the online tutor for this course. The first module in Web Analytics for Site Optimization is on visitor analysis with personas. I was happy to see the course incorporate in Brian and Jeffrey Eisenberg’s persuasive […]
Semphonic has posted a whitepaper entitled HBX Tips and Tricks. Included are some ideas on longitudinal analysis, content match analysis and others. Worth a grab if you use HBX.
Language log has an interesting post about the 12 most persuasive words in the English language: discovery easy free guarantee health love money new proven results safety (replaced with free) save you It’s kinda fun writing ads and copy with the above list and you can see how well it works. Here’s a version I […]
I was on Amazon.com today buying a book on the topic of P3P and see that Jason Burby and Shane Atchison from Zaaz have a new book due out April 2007 — Actionable Web Analytics: Using Data to Make Smart Business Decisions. From the publisher’s description it looks pretty interesting: Web metrics experts Jason Burby […]
For those following the “Eric” vs. “Matt” discussion coming out of Eric’s Presentation The Web Analytics Business Process at the eMetrics Summitt, Rene at has posted an interesting and balanced approach he calls the Web Analytics Journey Index (WAJ) which is calculated as: W x (C x (D+S)) x P = WAJ Index His approach, Quick Wins x […]
I’m up to my armpits in work this week plus have an assignment due for the UBC Web Analytics course. Remembering that life is not all work, please enjoy:
A colleague has been bugging me about the fact that I haven’t made changes to the CSS on the site to handle IE7 better. There are a couple of visual issues under this new version (particularly with forms) but nothing that can’t be fixed and nothing that is getting in the way of people converting […]