Analytics 2.0

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Yahoo! Web Analytics Consultant Network is on the road

Today Dennis has announced that Yahoo! launched the Yahoo! Web Analytics Consultant Network which is a network of third party companies with expertise in deriving insight from Web Analytics AND deploying Yahoo! Web Analytics in particular.

YWA! Consultants are able to (in Dennis words ;-) ):

  • Yahoo! Web Analytics FREE account creation rights (This is sexy eh?)
  • Listing on Yahoo!’s Consultant Network web page
  • Potential client referrals from the Yahoo! Sales team
  • Exclusive “Yahoo! Web Analytics Consultant Network” icon for display on your website
  • Premium levels of technical support and access to a partner portal
  • Access to an exclusive YWACN forum to share ideas and technical tips with other top analysts worldwide
  • Unique opportunities to work with Yahoo! to provide trainings, books and speaking engagement

To be a Consultant your company should really excel in the field of web analytics and truly are one of those consultancies that help derive actionable insights from web analytics for your customers. I’m proud to announce that Intellignos (my company and legacy Indextools Strategic Alliance Partner) was selected as a Y!WACN which represents a thumbs up from Dennis and the Y!WA Team (And specially thanks to Victor Vega ;-) ).

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Google Analytics Setup for dummies

If you are about to implement Google Analytics in your site or blog or you did it but  you are not sure if you did it well here you have a detailed explanation about what do you have to configure and why at “Edit Profile Information“.

Once you click on Edit you will be driven to the following page. Continue reading

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Is there such thing as a Website?

During my last presentation at the Web Analytics Day I asked the attendees “What is a Website”? and just one or two persons where able to hardly answer. This is not weird, it is based on the way humans learn. We tend to learn things just once and then we just repeat what we’ve learnt. So when we think we know something we just stop asking “why” and the learning process is done. That represents a very danger behavior when the learnt knowledge is not so.

In this case nobody asked themselves what a website is because everybody thought they knew it…until someone (me) ask it and they finds out that there is no answer on their mouth ;-) .

The answers of my question was “There is nothing called website per se” it depend on how you define it. I mean, it could be:
1- A domain with a single page.
2- A domain with several pages.
3- Several domains with a single page.
4- Several domains with multiple pages.
5- Several domains and/or domains with single or multiple pages.

So my concern is, how would you be able to implement you analytics tool when you don’t even know what your website is ;-) …you wouldn’t and that’s the point. So…do you already know what your website is?
For more information you can download the presentation much more than just tagging

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