If you want my quick quotable conclusion and a quick $100 bet; what we’ve seen is the best of Omniture and any succeeding years from here will be downhill in revenue and likely innovation, furthermore the content and tracking marriage will be won and or lost on a Web OS level – and thus likely to be between Google, Microsoft and perhaps even somebody like Mozilla.

This is a network of third party companies with expertise in deriving insight from Web Analytics AND deploying Yahoo! Web Analytics in particular. The purpose of this network is amongst other things to help our clients get the best out of the tool – and hopefully also help us spread the gospel of YWA. It might even alleviate the stress on my personal in-box!

It seems like I’m in a jolly summer VIDEO mode. :-)

@widgetgirl did a post which includes a VIDEO of The Analytics Food Chain panel we did at the OMMA Metrics & Measurement conference in New York on June 9th. Enjoy! (Panel: Monster, Yahoo!, Razorfish, Hitwise and Neo@Ogilvy)

What is the current state of web analytics tools and their usage today?

- and to what extent should we expect today to provide us comfort for the future.

There is a set of honest elements that you need to incorporate on your “Thank You” pages, which reassures the visitor about anything important in regards to their current situation and furthermore reassures the visitor that everything is in order. BUT post-transaction optimization is a task of moving beyond these obvious chores and take the visitor among a new planned path which is beyond the acceptance of Site Exit being an acceptable result!

The 3 most popular blog posts from the 9 most influential Web Analytics bloggers – All In all the 27 most popular Web Analytics post of 2008!