What's the best tool for Web Analytics? Feature Image

What's the best tool for Web Analytics?

There’s a long list of web analytics tools available out there: some are free, others come at a price; some are basic and they do the job just right, while others take a 360-degree approach and offer a lot more than just web analytics. When people ask me

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A Shift In The Market Feature Image

A Shift In The Market

Simply Measured announced their latest integration earlier this week: https://twitter.com/simplymeasured/status/541992241250570240 Why Is This a Big Deal? Sure, this isn’t the first time that solutions are merging or integrating with each other. To understand why this is such a big deal, we need to understand

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The Death of PTAT (People Talking About This) Feature Image

The Death of PTAT (People Talking About This)

The infamous PTAT (People Talking About This) metric will soon be removed from Facebook Insights, and that is a very, very good thing. It will be available in the exports and through Facebook’s API until July 2nd 2014, which may coincide with Facebook “adjusting” its Insights dashboard. After that,

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Simply Measured: a Thorough Review Feature Image

Simply Measured: a Thorough Review

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On Social Sentiment and Sentiment Analysis Feature Image

On Social Sentiment and Sentiment Analysis

When asked "what is sentiment analysis?", the default answer is often "detecting and understanding how the audience is reacting to a brand, either positively or negatively". The truth is, that only describes a fraction of what sentiment analysis involves and its potential. While some marketers prefer

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When Your KPIs Don't Indicate Your Performance Feature Image

When Your KPIs Don't Indicate Your Performance

I casually remembered one of the many lessons that my first manager taught me while I was working as a trainee: necessarynice to havenot suitable On big reports that would go out he'd always have 3 columns: one for necessary metrics requested, one for 'nice-to-have&

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