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SEO Step Eight Of Ten: Statistics Analysis

Welcome to step eight in this ten part SEO series. The ten parts of the SEO process we will be covering are:

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Mistakes in Web Analytics

There's a lot of talk in the measurement community about best practices--accepted methods to measure and optimize a website.

Interview with Web Analyst WDave

Continuing my series of interviews with Web Analysts, here is an interview with Wandering Dave Rhee also known as WDave.

Comparing Web Analytics Tools

Last week CMS Watch released the latest Web Analytics Report. This report by Phil Kemelor, the lead analyst of this Report, reviews and compares several web analytics tools in the market. The web analytics tools reviewed in this reports are24/7 Real Media – Open Ad StreamAuriQ Systems – RTMetricsCoremetrics – Online Analytics

Conversion Funnels in Web Analtyics

I have a few quick notes of things I wanted to mention before I dive into more discussion of Form Abandonment and Conversion Funnels. With the new year kicking off I have a whole raft of interesting speaking gigs coming up. This Thursday I’m going to be back in San Diego speaking at SemDirector’s (I guess I should now say Covario since they have changed their name) InflectionPoint 2008 Conference.

Report Released on Global Analytics Stats

Analytics vendor, VisiStat, has released a new report containing a summary of Global web analytics statistics they collected over 2007.

Many Analytics Vendors to Choose From

CMS Watch today rejected the snowball of hype suggesting that Google Analytics and Omniture are the only remaining solid choices for Web Analytics. For mid-sized and larger enterprises in particular, and buyers in the UK and Europe, there are many established vendors who can provide advanced analytics functionality.

Web Analytics - Abandonment

The classic web analytics funnel analysis is simple indeed. The key metric is the percentage of times the process is abandoned on each step. The implicit assumption is that steps with the highest abandonment rates are the biggest problem.

Best Posts of the Year for Analytics

Dennis Mortensen, COO of Index Tools and author of the blog Visual Revenue, has summarized the 18 most popular web analytics posts of 2007. His list includes posts from 6 different authorities in the Web Analytics industry including: Occam's Razor, Web Analytics Demystified, Web Metrics Guru, Visual Revenue, Web Analytics World, and Luna Metrics.