Filed under: Analytics, Datarati, Datarati.TV, Video, Web Analytics | Tags: Google Analytics, Video
http://online-behavior.com/googleanalytics/myths
In this presentation, delivered at the Google Analytics Great Users’ Event New York 2011, Phil Mui (Lead Product Manager for Google Analytics), walks us through the evolution journey that brought Google Analytics to where it is today.
Phil starts the presentation from 2005, when Google acquired Urchin in order to build Google Analytics. He describes the interactions that improved the product, first from a UI perspective and then from a structure and feature-wise perspectives.
More: http://online-behavior.com/googleanalytics/history
Filed under: #mktgcloud, Datarati, Datarati.TV, Video, Web Analytics | Tags: Marketing Dashboards
In this presentation, delivered at the eMetrics Marketing Optimisation Summit San Francisco 2011, Jennifer Veesenmeyer, a leading analytics consultant, look at best practices, worst examples, leading indicators and the agony of being lulled into a sense of complacency. Her conclusion: Your dashboards can be business changing and action inducing.
What’s on your dashboard? Are the Key Performance Indicators you chose three years ago still telling you what you need to know? Does having all the dials and gauges shine a steady Green take off the edge of optimization and stopped you from drilling down into the details?
Watch Now! http://online-behavior.com/emetrics/marketing-dashboards
Filed under: #mktgcloud, Actionable Insights, Datarati, Datarati.TV, Video | Tags: Analytics, Data, Measurement, ROI
Filed under: #mktgcloud, Actionable Insights, Datarati, Datarati.TV, Video, Web Analytics | Tags: IBM, Webcast
In this presentation, we learn how IBM manages analysts, how they provide analysis, and how they use that insight at the company dedicated to building a Smarter Planet.
The speakers discuss the challenges and opportunities that come from managing marketing metrics globally when it comes to people, process and technology.
Watch Now: http://online-behavior.com/emetrics/building-marketing-metrics
This is pretty funny.
Sounds like all the self-titled “Social Media Experts” that exist.
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6507690/hardly-working-start-up-guys
