17 Web Analytics Tools To Understand Who, What, Why, Where & How People Are Using Your Site
March 30, 2009 · Categories: Analytics, Blog Marketing, Links, Online Behavior, Search Engine Marketing, Tools, Usability, Web Design/Development · View Comments
UPDATED: 4/11/09.
Google Analytics – Google’s free Web traffic analysis tool.
Google Webmaster Central
Yahoo! Web Analytics – will be made available to a wide range of Yahoo!’s customers, partners, developers and advertisers in stages throughout the rest of 2008 and into 2009.
Yahoo Site Explorer
MyBlogLog – Social network for blogs that also offers click-behavior analytics.
Quantcast – Free stats [...]
Twenty-Six Twitter Tools To Track Tweets
February 10, 2009 · Categories: Analytics, Blog Marketing, Links, Micromarketing, Reputation Management, Text Messaging, Tools · View Comments
I’ve been finding so many Twitter tools and passing them along that it’s hard to keep track of them all. The Twitter tools I want to keep track of are those that monitor, measure, and analyze Twitterers and their traffic. I figured I’d compile them here for your benefit.
Twitter Search – This, obviously, is Twitter’s [...]
Top 10 Internet Marketing Blog Posts Of 2008
These are based on page views. So, without further ado, these were the ten most popular posts on this blog for 2008: Does Barack Obama’s Youth Vote Signal A Generational & Political Shift? Barack Obama Online Brett Favre Saga In Search – Vikings Uniform Photo Drives Traffic Mobile Commerce – iPhone Or T-Mobile G1? Social Networking Statistics Marketing To Millennials Presentation Obama’s [...]links for 2008-08-27
Getting Shoppers From Search to Store – Advertising Age – Digital JupiterResearch and Forrester (now one company) predict that the internet will affect roughly $1 trillion dollars in offline consumer spending in the next five years. Forget about whether it’s a trillion or $800 billion; the prediction is directionally accurate in terms of consumer behavior. This [...]links for 2008-08-21
Most Healthcare Facilities Visitors Recall Digital TV and Poster Ads Nearly 9 in 10 people exposed to advertising in healthcare facilities could recall at least one advertisement that they had seen during their visit or shift, according to a recent Health Media Network study conducted by Arbitron Inc. (tags: article Statistics healthcare onlinebehavior internetadvertising) FCC Starts Marketing Digital-Analog [...]links for 2008-08-20
American launches in-flight Internet on 3 routes – Yahoo! News American Airlines expanded the availability of in-flight Internet access Wednesday, launching airborne e-mail, Web and other online services on some of its longer, nonstop flights. (tags: article technology wifi wireless broadband internetaccess) Optimizing Google OneBox and Yahoo! Shortcut Local Listings Creating a page for your local listing could be [...]links for 2008-08-19
Topic Pages to Be Hub of New BusinessWeek Site – NYTimes.com The site, called Business Exchange, is one approach to the fast-evolving digital world, where some news sites that experiment have rapidly expanded their audiences while those that do little more than post articles online have been left in the dust. (tags: business internetadvertising sem seo searchenginemarketing [...]links for 2008-08-16
August 16, 2008 · Categories: Links · View Comments
Google SERP Bias? Google Knols Best – Search Engine Watch
I noticed a few weeks ago that sites using Google Knol or Google pages were getting great positions in the Google SERPs. This didn’t seem like a big deal to me at the time, as it [...]
links for 2008-05-19
MediaPost Publications – Mobile Banner Ads Have Same Brand Recall As TV Spots – 05/15/2008 Mobile banner ads also produce click-through rates that are "exponentially higher than online" banner ads, where CTR has fallen to about 0.3%; mobile banners produce an overall click-through rate of 2%, even "slightly higher for entertainment brands." (tags: article mobile mobilemarketing mobileadvertising [...]links for 2008-05-10
Google and Microsoft: Your next health care partner? | Tech news blog – CNET News.com Google and Microsoft may eventually become the envy of medical researchers, as the technology behemoths take on the role of hosting health care databases for consumers’ own personally controlled health records (PCHRs). (tags: article health healthcare google microsoft privacy technology) Hitwise Intelligence – [...]-
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