Submitted By: Jason Thompson
Recently on Twitter Hila Strong, @hilamonster, asked “Is the #measure community ready to shift it’s focus to Mobile?”
Link:Worldwide Mobile Phone Market Grew 20% In Q1 2011, Fueled By Smartphone Boom
Submitted By: Jason Thompson
Recently on Twitter Hila Strong, @hilamonster, asked “Is the #measure community ready to shift it’s focus to Mobile?”
Link:Worldwide Mobile Phone Market Grew 20% In Q1 2011, Fueled By Smartphone Boom
Jason teaches you how to use the Omniture Link Handler Plug-in to identify links and collect information about links being clicked.
Submitted By: Jason Thompson
Eric Petersen asks fellow #measure members if they would be willing to pay to run Google Analytics. What are your thoughts?
Link:Would you pay $100 per year for Google Analytics?
This week I was fortunate enough to get to participate in not one, but two panels on Digital Measurement with Red Door Interactive in San Diego and Denver. It is always great to get a chance to meet with and talk to others in this industry about the challenges that we face and how others are handling these challenges. Both events drew a diverse crowd from all levels of experience and across multiple verticals. And even with this diversity there were quite a number of common themes that came out of the panelists and the questions of the attendees. The three points that I hope every attendee left with are these:
Develop the talent you have.
With the ever increasing shortage of people, the need to educate and train the staff you already have is equally important. I will not get into you need a better tool debate, because the best resource you have is your people. Encourage them to go to local analytics events like these speaker series, or Web Analytics Wednesday meetups. Find the budget to send them to industry events like Demystified Days, eMetrics, Omniture Summit, WebTrends Engage, etc. Join the Web Analytics Association and attend the regional Symposiums across the country. Encourage them to participate in the Analysis Exchange as students or mentors. Whatever you do, invest in your people that is where the true ROI is.
BY RUDI SHUMPERT
KEYSTONE SOLUTIONS
I am beginning to feel like Bob Barker on the Price is Right, as I get the honor of announcing the next member of the Keystone Solutions Team. Today, I am excited to announce that Tim Patten will be joining us.
Tim will join Keystone as an Implementation Consultant, on the Fulfillment team, within our Technology Solutions Group. This group is responsible for the fulfillment and execution of implementations and integrations for our clients, working with multiple vendors and other analytics solutions, redefining best in class consulting and supporting the needs of both internal and external clients, and basically working our tails off to make Matt Gellis look good.