Posts in Web Analytics
How to Prepare for the End of Third Party Cookies

Big changes are afoot in the world of web analytics. Both Apple and Google are taking steps to block third party cookies from web browsers. While this change will be largely invisible to users, it will have a significant impact on publishers and merchants who want to understand how visitors reach their sites — and how well their advertising is working.

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Better Marketing Attribution with Clickstream Analytics

Get more out of your web analytics without paying $150k

Is your digital advertising working? For the vast majority of ecommerce companies out there, the answer seems simple enough: Facebook and Google are happy to tell you which ads lead to conversions, and the free version of Google Analytics has pretty good attribution modeling tools built in.

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How Craft Breweries Can Turn Web Analytics into Business Insight

When it comes to web analytics, craft breweries are in the same position as many small- to medium-size companies. Websites are built primarily to tell stories and engage the fan base. Gathering useful data for business decision-making is typically an afterthought, especially since brewers can't sell their product online. Free tools like Google Analytics tell you a lot about general site traffic, but getting real decision-making insight is another matter.

But the data is important, and could tell you a lot.

 

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Why Health Care Organizations Should Care More About Web Analytics

Health care organizations – hospitals, physician practices, and specialist clinics – are primarily concerned with keeping their patients healthy and happy. But they’re businesses too, and they operate in a highly competitive environment. To succeed at both, health care organizations should do everything they can with data and analytics to understand their patients and optimize the patient experience.

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