August 12th, 2008 by Lars
I started working on the program for IMC Vancouver in January. Hundreds of e-mails and conversations later, I’m happy to announce that 99% of the content is ready as of last week.
Topics that will be covered include web analytics, search engine marketing, search engine optimization, e-mail marketing, social media, on-site behavioral targeting, multivariate testing, and much more.
To celebrate the release of an extremely ambitious program, I’d like to offer the first three readers of this blog who contact me a 20% discount on a two-day ticket.
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July 20th, 2008 by Lars
Looking for a web analytics community? Look no further! The LinkedIn WebAnalysts.Info web analytics group now has more than 2,000 members. Join now!
You can also join the Facebook web analytics group.
Growing is fun, but it also means that I get more e-mails. I therefore apologize that I may not always be able to respond to you as quickly as I’d like to.
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July 6th, 2008 by Lars
Yahoo! has updated the terms and conditions for IndexTools and introduced the possibility to opt-out.
This is what they say:
“IndexTools, a Yahoo! Service, uses web beacons to collect information on how visitors use our customers’ websites, such as the types of pages viewed or interactions on those websites. By using this information, IndexTools delivers site analytics to its customers, which allows them to bring more relevant advertising, products and services to you.
Yahoo! also uses anonymous information gathered through web beacons to serve you more relevant advertising and to improve its products and services. While you don’t have the option to turn off advertising, you do have the option to opt-out of Yahoo! using this information to improve products and services, and better customize advertising to you off of Yahoo!’s web sites.”
Are you comfortable reading this?
I guess we’ll see how customers like Vodafone, Epson, and PriceRunner will react to the new terms and conditions.
By the way, Dennis Mortensen has announced that he’s writing a book about using Yahoo! Analytics (officially the new name of IndexTools soon?).
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