In the wake of the most recent MeasureCamp, held in London on March 14th, I have decided to start a series about key trends in analytics. During the MeasureCamp, beyond the usual lot of (highly interesting) technical workshops, I have identified three trends that are increasingly important for digital practitioners, so as to improve the efficiency … Continue reading Key trends for efficient analytics (1) : a web taxonomy
Data and digital analytics Analytics skills: Analysis methodologies (Inductive reasoning, funnel analysis) Analytics development (new metrics & analysis schemes, KPI's) Client servicing (Presentations, Business cases, Reporting) Original post (illustrating the Data and Digital Analytics concept) : Today is wrap-up time. Before dealing with practical use cases and comment on data-related news, I shall conclude my introduction … Continue reading Data Elicitation in three steps (3/3): Data Analytics
As mentioned in my previous post "Giving up cookies for a new internet... The third age of targeting is at your door.", I have attended the fourth Measure Camp in London (http://www.measurecamp.org), on March 29th. And my (voluntarily controversial) topic has been: "Web Analytics without cookies?" The subject has been introduced by the following three charts, a short … Continue reading Analytics without cookies? My follow-up to #MeasureCamp IV
While preparing next week's Measure Camp in London (http://www.measurecamp.org), I had been wondering what would be the most interesting topic in my eyes. And my question is: "How would Web Analytics work without cookies?" Actually, last year, in September, I had read an interesting post by Laurie Sullivan, posted on the MediaPost.com site: "Where The … Continue reading Giving up cookies for a new internet… The third age of targeting is at your door.
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