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Jim Hedger talks with Dennis R. Mortensen about the importance of web analytics

Friday, March 21st, 2008

Low priority post! (..or Hello magazine for nerds if you want) – While I attended SMX in Santa Clara I ran into Jim Hedger (as always) and he invited me over for 10 min. on the couch. We chatted openly about Analytics and the importance it plays in today’s online marketing disciplines. If you are [...]

18 most popular Web Analytics blog posts of 2007

Sunday, December 30th, 2007

Summary:The 3 most popular blog posts from the 6 most influential Web Analytics bloggers around – All in all the 18 most popular Web Analytics post of 2007! I am jam-packed on Muffins, Marzipan and Scandinavian Glogg. Nonetheless, I managed to stumble into the living room – in my new Santa underwear – Barely able [...]

ad:tech New York, IMC Stockholm and SES Chicago

Saturday, December 8th, 2007

Low priority post! It’s Christmas and I have been at world’s end another 3 times – attending ad:tech New York, IMC Stockholm and SES Chicago – and in two days, I will be back in Budapest for Holidays (more or less + – 10 working days)… No rest for the wicked heh? ;-) But first, [...]

Web Analytics Day Brussels 2007

Friday, September 21st, 2007

I recently attended (in a stressed tour around Europe) a great event arranged by Rene, Aurelie and the rest of the tremendously smart team at OX2: Web Analytics Day Brussels 2007. The traditional Rat Pack of Web Analytics vendors participated together with somewhat local Nedstat: Webtrends IndexTools Omniture (OMTR) Nedstat Great! because the day was [...]

Web Analytics Wednesday – Stockholm (Sep. 2007)

Wednesday, September 12th, 2007

As we all anticipated; Lars Johansson (with a little help from us sponsors) put together a stellar web analytics Wednesday last night. And if possible even better that the last web analytics Wednesday – Stockholm (Mar. 2007). Great show Lars! The main event of the evening was the Presentation “web Analytics is easy” by Eric [...]

Top 10 Web Analytics Blogs – July 2007

Friday, July 27th, 2007

I set of on my blog journey back at the end of February 2007 (exactly 4 months ago today) – and was really cheerful to see that after 2 months (mid April), that I made it onto the Avinash – Top 10 Web Analytics blogs (as a personal recommendation). The new new list is out [...]

Web Analytics educational opportunities (…and prophetic blogs)

Saturday, July 21st, 2007

John Lovett from Aberdeen recently (July 2007) produced a review of the educational opportunities (Analytics University: Part I and Part II ) that companies, analytics practitioners and aspiring web analysts can take to further their knowledge of web analytics. He split this into four different avenues as of today: Vendor Sponsored Programs Analytics Consultants, Blogs [...]

Podcast: Web Analytics in Europe (A conversation with six experts)

Friday, June 29th, 2007

I recently had the pleasure of participating in a Podcast, arranged by my de-facto EU WAA representative; Lars Johansson, with the following experts on the subject: Web Analytics In Europe. The tone of the conversation is very relaxed and it was actually tremendously fun to participate – as it was more 7 guys (and girl) [...]

Digital Marketing Event 2007 (DME) – Amsterdam

Friday, June 8th, 2007

I just returned from another trip to Amsterdam, this time participating and exhibiting at the event: Digital Marketing Event 2007 (DME) – and I must say that I am once again stunned by the level of local knowledge! I was speaking both days on the subject: “Web Reporting vs. Web Analysis – Getting to understand [...]

Interview with Dennis R. Mortensen, COO of IndexTools – by Lars

Saturday, June 2nd, 2007

Lars is somehow the de-facto European president of the WAA – or at least the one European WAA voice I hear the most :-) .. nevertheless; he has done some tremendous work in setting up Web Analytics Wednesdays in Stockholm (I attended a Web Analytics Wednesday in Stockholm – which had a whooping 70 something [...]