First; if you do not read Robbins conversion blog – add it to your list, it belongs there. Secondly, there was a great post the other day: Conversion on a limited budget: Users vs experts – which you should read. I had a reply to the post or more precisely the one comment saying: “I [...]

As a follow-up to my previous post on how to use Web Analytics to determine the width of your Internal Search Query box – I thought it would be suitable for me to deploy an internal search utility on my blog. Looking around for a solution (beyond just adding a link to technorati) that could [...]

This is fairly mundane task that all of us should do once in a while – making sure that one of the most important site utilities are optimized for optimal user experience (usability) and thus in the end optimal site success; as in MORE money! And the search utility can easily be concluded being among [...]

I returned safely yesterday, from a great Emetrics San Francisco summit! – No need for me to give you an update; as I am most sure we meet there already :-)However; you can find some comments from my fellow bloggers here (NB: highly inflated with GA2 posts, but that is only fair, as it is [...]

Today at Emetrics San Francisco 2007 Brett Crosby and Jeffrey Veen from Google announced the NEW Google Analytics – which they indicated have been a year in the works. It includes among other things updates on: Discoverability and data in context Customizable dashboards Scheduled email reports Better visualization Improved “segmentation” Honestly; it looks good!! :-) [...]

Eric Enge had a great post over at Search Engine Watch and with a title like this: 9 Ways to Make Money on Analytics – I just had to reference it here. This being a blog about how to increase publisher revenue through analytics! :-) ..And on top of that; I am of course proud [...]

On my way back… from San Francisco to Europe – I had the pleasure (I had 17 hours of travel to kill) to read Freakonomics the book. I know I am way late in commenting this book, but for some reason it did just not end up on my commute-reading-list. Since most of you reading [...]