This week’s remainders

Microsoft’s Popfly (a slick Silverlight application), let non-coders and those with the knowledge, create web mashups without writing code. BETA now open. June Li (ClickInsight) and PublicInsite are presenting a one-day web analytics training seminar in Toronto on November 14. 10% off for QAA members, 15% for groups of 3 or more and both discounts […]

Microsoft’s Popfly (a slick Silverlight application), let non-coders and those with the knowledge, create web mashups without writing code. BETA now open.

June Li (ClickInsight) and PublicInsite are presenting a one-day web analytics training seminar in Toronto on November 14. 10% off for QAA members, 15% for groups of 3 or more and both discounts if you do both. Cool.

Brian Clifton tells us how to backup Google Analytics data locally. A nice way to get around the 25 month data limitation.

eMetrics Toronto will be happening April 1-3 in Toronto. Yipee! On the advisory board is June Li (ClickInsight) and Alex Langshur (PublicInsite), Stephane Hamel from Immeria and our newest Canadian resident Joseph Carrabis.

Kumquat promises to improve the stale, thoughtless annual review many employees ensure. A fresh idea in the web 2.0 space.

2 replies on “This week’s remainders”

Thanks so much for the mention and the kind words about Kumquat. It’s nice to know that the idea is resonating.

Thanks for mentioning the seminar Alex and I are hosting on November 14.

After the event, we’ll probably be heading west on King Street a couple of blocks to Web Analytics Wednesday Toronto! Venue to be confirmed soon.

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