Posts tagged in ‘Analytics’

How does the internet see you?Posted on August 19, 2009

The personas project is a brilliant project by the folk at MIT, to show you how the internet sees you.
It uses sophisticated natural language processing and the Internet to create a data portrait of one’s aggregated online identity.
It basically trawls through your data and categorises what it finds into predetermined set [...]

Tags: Analytics, Cool websites

Web Design Survey from A List ApartPosted on October 16, 2007

A List Apart has just released their findings of their first Web Design Survey.
It’s very interesting, they had 33,000 respondents so I assume it’s one of the biggest surveys undertaken in our industry. I think they have learned a lot for the next survey, such as not asking ambiguous questions - when asking ethnicity [...]

Tags: Analytics, innovation, trends

Omniture summitPosted on July 17, 2007

Tags: Analytics

Release your inner Data GeekPosted on July 15, 2007

Tags: Analytics, Cool websites

Do you analyse your web statistics or just observe?Posted on May 28, 2007

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The perils of AnecdataPosted on May 10, 2007

Tags: Analytics, Usability, random thoughts

Google Analytics launches version 2Posted on May 8, 2007

Some great news this morning - Google Analytics announced version 2 is launching.
I have been using Google Analytics for about a year now. My favourite analytics program is Omniture, it’s definitely the most powerful tool I’ve used. I love Omniture as I could really get definitive information to base a lot of site decisions on. [...]

Tags: Analytics