Gus and Vlad, forensic web analysts from the Web Detective Agency, discussing what is an ‘engaged’ website visitor. Vlad is not sure he understands. Read the rest of this entry »
Report on first Web Analytics Wednesday Manchester – June 21st, 2010
Applied Web Analytics sponsored the inaugural Web Analytics Wednesday Manchester, which took place on Wednesday 16 June 2010 at Revolution Deansgate.
We were lucky to have some great presentations from Phil Pearce on blackhat analytics as well as an update from Vicky Brock, Board Member of the Web Analytics Association, about the newly launched certification process.
Vicky Brocky and Lawrence Dyson
Phil Pearce’s insightful presentation on blackhat web analytics is available here, as well as other photos from the meeting.
Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday (no surprises) August 18th, at a venue to be confirmed. If you are interested in coming along, you can sign up here. You can also take part in discussions and get updates from the WAW Manchester LinkedIn group as well as use the #wawmanchester hashtag on Twitter.
We are always looking for speakers and co-sponsors for future events, so if you are interested contact Dan on 0800 990 3580 or email dan@appliedwebanalytics.com
Posted in Company News
Website KPIs for techies – April 23rd, 2010
Vlad and Gus, forensic web analysts from the Web Detective Agency, are examining some website traffic reports from one of their clients. Vlad has spotted a problem. Read the rest of this entry »
A fun way to learn about metrics and dimensions – March 23rd, 2010
Vlad and Gus, forensic web analysts from the Web Detective Agency, are in the office, planning a KPI workshop for a new client. Vlad is nervous. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Google Analytics, Tools and resources
Making web analytics a continuous process – March 8th, 2010
How to select website KPIs – February 15th, 2010
Vlad and Gus, forensic web analysts from the Web Detective Agency, are in the office working out how to create some KPIs that will match their clients’ business objectives. Read the rest of this entry »
The Science of Online Forms – February 5th, 2010
Book Review: Forms That Work – Designing Web Forms for Usability by Jarrett and Gaffney
Any book that has a foreword by Steve Krug, author of my all-time favourite website usability book, Don’t Make Me Think, has got my attention.
Posted in Book reviews, usability
