by Rob Willox | Aug 29, 2012 | Analytics, Social Media
Research by Amazon’s Zappos says Pinterest Doesn’t Generate A Lot Of Sales Twitter beats both Pinterest a Facebook even although shoppers are 13 times likelier to share an item they bought with friends on Pinterest than on Twitter, and 8 times likelier than on...
by Rob Willox | Apr 13, 2012 | Analytics
Analytics or feature based cookies are pretty low on enforcement scale As the deadline for the enforcement of the UK’s Privacy and Electronic Communications law looms even closer (26 May 2012) there has, at last, been some light and clarity about the rules...
by Rob Willox | Mar 27, 2012 | Analytics, Security
Impending enforcement of European Union Cookie Law directive! Last May posted an announcement by ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) that New Laws for the use of cookies that store online user information were to be introduced on 26 May 2011. The announcement made...
by Rob Willox | Feb 10, 2012 | Analytics
What is your sites bounce rate? “Are you using any website analytics?” is not a question that you generally need to ask a new or potential client as it is easy enough to find out for yourself but it’s surprising just how many sites don’t! Even...
by Rob Willox | Jan 4, 2012 | Analytics, Google, Testing
Google Analytics Multi-Channel Funnels Back in August 2011 posted Multi Channel Funnel reports in Google Analytics about the introduction of the new features and the possibilities they offered. Sometimes, particularly for site owners not steeped in analytics, they...
by Rob Willox | Dec 28, 2011 | Analytics, Google, Inbound Marketing, Search Engine Optimisation
Is Google becoming the competition? Brian Whalley, search marketer at HubSpot published a blog post on the HBR (Harvard Business School) Blog Network, entitled Google Will Change Web Marketing in 2012, forecasting some of the things Google is doing that will impact on...
