B2B Web Analytics: What Should Be Measured
Manoj Jasra - Wednesday, April 30, 2008
There are dozens and dozens of metrics that a B2B marketer can measure but honestly who wants to see a white paper sized dashboard and on top of that try to make strategic decisions with it. So what I have tried to do here is pick something that all B2B marketers can relate to: the buying funnel and assign some simple metrics which are useful to measure at each stage.Awareness
- Essentially this is the discovery phase for your potential customers, they have come to a realization that they need a specific product or service but are just testing the waters at this point. It’s also a discovery phase for your business as well because it helps you identify the various touch points users are leveraging to find your site and additionally you can begin to get a sense of the content they are viewing which is enlightening them on products/services in your vertical. This is why I have selected referring sources and content viewed in this initial phase.
Research
- Users now have an idea of what they are looking for and are starting to narrow down the choices by checking out the competitive landscape. B2B Marketers should offer product information, pricing, competitive information to help keep them engaged with your site. I mention downloads and time spent on site in the research phase and want to emphasize that it has to be combination of these two metrics in addition to content viewed which begins to paint the picture of the level and quality of interactions users are having with your website.
Decision
- Site visitors have narrowed down their selection, they are making their final checks on a shortlist of vendors and are ready to make that final leap to become a customer. The number of repeat visits should help indicate if you have made this shortlist and similarly the referring keywords should start giving you a sense of visitors in the decision phase. Keywords which were broad before should start changing to long tail and eventually to branded keywords as visitors begin to grow more accustomed to your site.
Purchase
- Finally, what we’ve all been waiting for – customer acquisition. This doesn’t mean your job is over yet because it’s still very important to understand more about your users purchase so you can learn and apply the knowledge next cycle. Revenue is always good to collect but even more so is ROI segmented down by all your advertising channels. Furthermore it’s useful to get a sense of the length of your sales cycle to help you dictate the timing of your marketing campaigns for users during this entire process.
Labels: Web Analytics
Top Canadian Web Properties - March 2008
Manoj Jasra - Tuesday, April 29, 2008| Top 25 Properties by Number of Canadian Unique Visitors *March 2008 vs. February 2008 Total Canada - Home and Work Locations **Source: comScore Media Metrix | |||
| Mar-08 Rank | Feb-08 Rank | Property | Total Unique Visitors (000) Mar-08 |
| N/A | N/A | Total Internet : Total Audience | 23,879 |
| 1 | 1 | Google Sites | 22,436 |
| 2 | 2 | Microsoft Sites | 22,341 |
| 3 | 3 | Yahoo! Sites | 16,215 |
| 4 | 4 | Facebook.com | 15,513 |
| 5 | 5 | eBay | 13,821 |
| 6 | 6 | Wikipedia Sites | 11,222 |
| 7 | 7 | AOL LLC | 10,123 |
| 8 | 8 | Yellow Pages Group | 9,794 |
| 9 | 9 | Amazon Sites | 8,715 |
| 10 | 11 | Canoe Network | 8,391 |
| 11 | 10 | Apple Inc. | 8,285 |
| 12 | 14 | Fox Interactive Media | 7,769 |
| 13 | 13 | The Weather Network | 7,717 |
| 14 | 12 | CTVglobemedia | 7,655 |
| 15 | 15 | Ask Network | 7,264 |
| 16 | 17 | CNET Networks | 7,197 |
| 17 | 16 | New York Times Digital | 7,056 |
| 18 | 18 | Viacom Digital | 6,327 |
| 19 | 19 | CBC-Radio Canada Sites | 5,647 |
| 20 | 20 | Adobe Sites | 5,643 |
| 21 | 21 | Time Warner - Excluding AOL | 5,339 |
| 22 | 22 | Gorilla Nation | 5,221 |
| 23 | 24 | Canwest Digital | 4,840 |
| 24 | 23 | WhitePages | 4,731 |
| 25 | 26 | TD Bank Financial Group | 4,487 |
If you ever look on social media sites such as Digg, Delicious or Sphinn you'll notice that many of the most popular items that get submitted are lists. People seem to really appreciate the simplicity of lists and also have an easier time going throw their content, hence their immense popularity. In fact, I would have to say that 80% of my most popular articles on Sphinn have been lists. But what makes a good list? Below I have suggested 5 ways in which you can create a strong list which will provide added potential to get Sphunn or Dugg:- Subject is Key: You can't simply create a popular list out any subject, for example, who would want to read the top 50 types of door knobs? Pick topics that will help people in their research, are "hot" in your industry and that are easy to relate to.
- How Many Items? Should you go top 5, 10 or top 100? I suggest you mix it up a little, if you're going to do 100 items in your list make sure you can keep your readers engaged for that long. If you're doing 3 or 5 make sure there is enough "meat" in your content.
- External Links: I find that if you link out to other websites within your list there is a better chance for your list to grow in popularity. The owner of the site you linked to will recognize the incoming link and potentially spread the word for you as well.
- Always Nice to Share: If you think you've outdone yourself with a great list then be sure to pass it around with to your colleagues as well as some notorious bloggers in your industry. Getting a prominent Sphinn or Digg user to vote for your story always helps too.
- Ever try Video? Lists are not only meant to be done in text so I suggest you add some flavor into your routine by putting out a list using video. Video is different, fun and allows you to share the inner actor in you.
This Weeks Must Reads in Search Marketing
Manoj Jasra - Friday, April 25, 2008- Search Engine Guide: The 19-Hour Website Analysis, in 20 Minutes or Less
- Web Pro News: Facebook Chat's Launch Finished
- Bruce Clay: A Marketer's Guide To Social Bookmarking & Tagging
- Unofficial SEO: Yahoo! Search Index Update Is Official!
- Search Engine Watch: ComScore CEO Fires Back at Google, Wall St, and Bloggers
- SEO Book: SEO is a Social Activity :)
- eMetrics: Europe and the Web Analytics Association
- June Dershewitz: Web Analytics Data Reconciliation How-To Guide
- Boot Strap SEO: Great Expectations (for SEO)
- HR Marketer: Random Thoughts About comScore, Web Analytics and Measuring PR
Labels: Industry News
Prior to implementing Omniture SiteCatalyst, EF Education First was using another well-known Web analytics solution but switched to Omniture because of the flexibility of its reporting and its excellent international support. “Because we have offices in 45 countries we needed a flexible reporting system that could aggregate statistics and carve up the data according to the different needs of our marketing teams around the world,” says Ku Chung, vice president Internet marketing, EF Education First. “Also, we needed a vendor that would always be on hand to provide support irrespective of time zones. We are very impressed with Omniture on both of these fronts.”
Using Omniture SiteCatalyst, EF Education First will be able to better understand how users interact with all aspects of its Web site, including how and where visitors arrive at the site; how visitors navigate through the site; which pages generate the most revenue; and where and why visitors drop off the site.
“More and more of EF Education First’s sales are driven by its online channel so it’s crucial that it understands what is happening on its Web site,” said Neil Weston, senior vice president and general manager, Omniture EMEA. “This challenge is made more difficult because EF Education First is an international organisation with a wide range of products, which means it effectively has a number of Web sites all housed within its www.ef.com domain. Omniture will help ensure that each visitor is directed to the appropriate sub-site, presented with relevant content, and that navigation is as smooth as possible.”
Labels: Omniture, Web Analytics
Below Analyst, Susan Moskwa explains how to leverage Google's Webmaster tools in order to specify your website's target region.
How do I use the geographic target tool to specify my site's target audience?
If your site targets users in a particular geographic location, you can use our geographic target tool to provide us with information that will help us determine how your site appears in our country-specific search results, and also improve our search results for geographic queries. This data supplements our existing information, and setting a geographic target won't impact your appearance in search results unless a user uses Advanced Search to limit the scope of the search to a certain country.
To set a geographic target:
- Sign into Google Webmaster Tools with your Google Account.
- Click the URL for the site you want.
- Click Tools, and then click Set geographic target.
- Select Associate a geographic location with this site.
- Select the geographic information that applies to your site's target audience, and click Save.
Labels: Google
Web Analytics: Priorities, Training and Dashboards
Manoj Jasra - Tuesday, April 22, 2008- Analytics is not a priority: In many cases web analytics is often an afterthought and is not implemented during a site launch or during a sponsored/email campaign. Web Analytics needs to be given more priority and should be thought of before any marketing campaigns are implemented so that you can actually quantify the amount of dollars you budgeted and spent for the marketing.
- The right stakeholders are not getting the right data: If the same dashboard is given to every person involved with your online strategy then you're not allowing them to make informed business decisions which affect their part of the overall plan. Customized reporting is an absolute must - show the Marketing Manager leads (SEO vs. PPC), show the online marketing team keyword referrals/ROI by source, show the CEO/CFO sales and revenue numbers, show the IT Team Site Errors/Traffic Spikes and show the usability team barriers within conversion funnels.
- Too much data and not enough resources: In both the In-House and Agency worlds there becomes a time where analysts are simply bombarded with so many requests that they simply can't keep up. Web Analytics is an extremely important tool used to show the performance of a business and how to best tweak your business's performance, so WHY NOT add some more resources to it.
- Tough to find good analysts: It is difficult to find analysts who have the technical ability to implement a training solution but also have the marketing savvy to know what recommendations to offer once the data has been collected. However, there are a few good ways to train a new analytics analyst: Get them involved with the SEO/PPC teams so they better understand the business, Give them a mix between reading and scenario based training, give them some work to do which is out of their comfort zone, work with them through an analysis or deliverable, send them to SEMPhonic for some analytics training, and finally see if they're still passionate after all of this.
Labels: SEM Training, Web Analytics
Introduction to Facebook
Facebook offers you an unparalleled opportunity to connect with your fans and consumers—on their turf and in ways they find meaningful. By maintaining a Facebook Page and using all the available features, you can interact with consumers the same way they interact with friends and colleagues. Your biggest fans have probably already told a couple friends about your business in casual conversation, but Facebook’s technology makes it easy for them to spread the word instantaneously to all of their friends—on average, over 100 people.
Keys to Using Facebook
- Make business personal
- Update your Facebook Page frequently
- Harness the power of News Feed
- Choose the applications that are best for your business
- Promote your Page through Facebook Ads
Below is a copy - thanks to TechCrunch
Facebook Insider's Guide to Viral Marketing - Get more documents
Labels: Facebook
Apples Brand Jumps 123% - Google Still on Top
Manoj Jasra - Monday, April 21, 2008| Brand | Brand Value $M | Change % |
| 86,057 | 30% | |
| General Electric | 71,379 | 15% |
| Microsoft | 70,887 | 29% |
| Coca Cola | 58,208 | 17% |
| China Mobile | 57,225 | 39% |
| IBM | 55,335 | 65% |
| Apple | 55,206 | 123% |
| McDonalds | 49,499 | 49% |
| Nokia | 43,975 | 39% |
| Marlboro | 37,324 | -5% |
| Vodafone | 36,962 | 75% |
| Toyota | 35,134 | 5% |
| Wal-Mart | 34,547 | -6% |
| Bank of America | 33,092 | 15% |
| HP | 29,278 | 17% |
Last Friday Google's Gmail Blog released 9 important reasons to archive emails in Gmail. Arching simply allows you to clean out your inbox without having to delete all of your messages. Gmail archives are still completely searchable and you can restore emails to your inbox at any time. You can read the full post here, however here is the summary of the 9 top reasons to archive emails in Google:- Because you can
- Birthdays
- Fate-tempting is bad. You just never know
- Mailing lists
- Phone numbers and addresses
- Posterity
- Procrastination
- That guy
- Winning arguments
Archiving moves messages out of your inbox and into All Mail, letting you tidy up your inbox without deleting anything. Messages you archive can be found in All Mail, in any labels you've applied, and by searching Gmail. When someone responds to a message you've archived, the conversation containing that message will reappear in your inbox.
To archive messages:
- Select a message by checking the box next to the sender's name.
- Click Archive.
If you have a conversation open, you can archive it by clicking Archive at the top of the page.
To move mail back to your inbox:
- Click All Mail.
- Check the box next to the sender's name.
- Click Move to Inbox.
Design Coding (SEO Tips)
SES NY 2008:
Labels: SEO
- SEO Moz: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/widgetbait-gone-wild
- eWeek: Yahoo, Google Spice Up Web Analytics
- 4Hoteliers: The Problem with Web Analytics
- ASK Enquiro: Think you’re Strategic? Think Again.
- Top Rank Blog: Conversational Thoughts on SEO as a PR Tool
- Pro Blogger: The Choice of Associating Your Name with Your Blog
- Shoe Money: Life After 2.5 Wordpress Upgrade
- John Chow: Make Money Online with Click2Sell
- Inside Adwords: Website Optimizer Now Out Of Beta
- Unofficial SEO: Yahoo! Weather Update In Progress?
- Marketing Pilgrim: AOL Buys Sphere; Pays Less Than $400 Per Content Partner
Labels: Industry News, Must Reads
Social Networks and Search Love Video Equally - Hitwise
Manoj Jasra - Thursday, April 17, 2008Heather Dougherty over at the Hitwise Intelligence blog had a very insightful post recently discussing how Search has caught up to Social Networks and Forums in providing upstream referrals to video sites. Below is a summary o Heather's post:
- Search engines and social networks are now accounting for an equal share of referred traffic. Last week (ending April 12, 2008) the share of upstream traffic from search increased 35% over the same week the previous year, while the referred traffic from social networks declined 20%.
- So who accounts for the majority of traffic sent to video websites? MySpace, Google, and Yahoo! - each of which own & operate video properties. The share of traffic referred by Google (up 44%) and Yahoo! (up 13%) to the video category increased for the week ending April 12, 2008 when compared to the same week last year. While MySpace accounted for the largest share of referred traffic, there was a 25% decline when compared to the same week during the previous year.
- Universal and blended search are providing more prominent video results and may be one of the reasons for the growth in search-referred traffic.
- Another driver for this change in referral behavior may be the shifting demographics as video websites attract a more mainstream audience. The traffic to YouTube demonstrates a good example - for the 4 weeks ending April 14, 2007, 30% of their traffic was aged 18-24. This has declined to 21% for the 4 weeks ending April 12, 2008, with the share of traffic being more evenly represented across all age groups. While social networks are no longer only the playground of the young, the majority of the audience (47%) is under the age of 35.
Googolopoly is the new Monopoly
Manoj Jasra - Wednesday, April 16, 2008One day we got tired of being serious about the situation and came up with Googolopoly, a game where you can take part of ruling the internet even if you don’t work in Mountain View. The goal of the game is to use Google shares to buy as many properties as you can without landing in the deadpool and losing your stock.

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Labels: Googolopoly
| Top U.S. Online Video Properties* by Videos Viewed February 2008 Total U.S. - Home/Work/University Locations Source: comScore Video Metrix | ||
| Property | Videos (000) | Share (%) of Videos |
| Total Internet | 10,089,048 | 100.0 |
| Google Sites | 3,567,202 | 35.4 |
| Fox Interactive Media | 586,236 | 5.8 |
| Yahoo! Sites | 293,120 | 2.9 |
| Microsoft Sites | 293,085 | 2.9 |
| Viacom Digital | 218,011 | 2.2 |
| Time Warner - Excl. AOL | 132,734 | 1.3 |
| Disney Online | 130,609 | 1.3 |
| AOL LLC | 114,853 | 1.1 |
| ABC.COM | 98,294 | 1.0 |
| Comcast Corporation | 92,828 | 0.9 |
Labels: Online video metrics, YouTube
| comScore Core Search Report* March 2008 vs. February 2008 Total U.S. - Home/Work/University Locations Source: comScore qSearch 2.0 | |||
| Core Search Entity | Share of Searches (%) | ||
Feb-08 | Mar-08 | Point Change Mar-08 vs. Feb-08 | |
| Total Core Search | 100.0% | 100.0% | 0.0 |
| Google Sites | 59.2% | 59.8% | 0.6 |
| Yahoo! Sites | 21.6% | 21.3% | -0.3 |
| Microsoft Sites | 9.6% | 9.4% | -0.2 |
| AOL LLC | 4.9% | 4.8% | -0.1 |
| Ask Network | 4.6% | 4.7% | 0.1 |
In the March 2008 analysis of the Top 50 properties where search activity is observed, Google Sites led with 8.3 billion searches. Yahoo! Sites ranked second with 2.4 billion searches, followed by Microsoft Sites (more than 1 billion), and AOL LLC (891 million).
Labels: comScore, Google, Yahoo
Search Marketing Training: Tweak and Improve
Manoj Jasra - Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Recently I have been involved in creating a search marketing training program which some very clear objectives: help new search marketing strategists get up to speed quicker, allow them to work on billable client work sooner/more efficiently and get them prepared to participate in high-level brainstorming strategies. As much as I can teach the new strategists, I have learned it's as important to learn from them to continually tweak and improve the program. Below I have outlined 3 steps to creating a stronger search marketing training program.- Constantly Reading, Sucks: Providing course material to your trainees is important but don't overload them with constant reading. There will come a time where their ability to absorb content through line and lines of text will simply run out.
I suggest mixing up the textual content with audio and video, additionally I recommend you introduce scenario based training. Scenario based training is way for trainees to get their hands dirty with tasks that they will face on a day to day basis. If you're providing training for an agency or even in-house training, create tasks that are related to current issues that the company is facing, you never know what kind of innovative ideas some fresh minds could come up with. - Create a Relationship: When you're training someone it's important that you create an open door policy right from the start so that your student(s) can approach you with any questions related to the training program or search marketing in general. Throughout the training program, schedule some regular time with your students to ask them how they're doing with course material. This will keep the students stay engaged with the training program and help you design a course which is custom rather than "cookie cutter."
- Get Feedback: Your search marketing training program is not going to be perfect right off the bat and it may not be perfect for a while, but the idea is to continually tweak your program with feedback from the people who are undertaking the training. Whether it's your clients or your co-workers, it's important to get their comments/suggestions in-relation to the course content, their ability to understand the concepts, the level of difficulty of the material and the relevancy of the course material to real-life business situations.
Labels: SEM, SEM Training, SEO, SEO In House
The Online Video category accounted for 1.09 percent of all U.S. Internet visits in March 2008, a decline of 7 percent compared to March 2007. Despite the decrease in U.S. visits, the amount of time spent on the websites increased 7 percent for the week ending April 5, 2008. Hulu.com, which came out of beta the week ending March 15, 2008, was the 22nd most visited website in the category for March 2008 receiving .22 percent of visits to the category.
Top 5 Online Video Websites ranked by Market Share of U.S. Visits | |||||
Rank | Name | Domain | Mar-08 | Mar-07 | Percent Change |
1 | YouTube | www.youtube.com | 73.18% | 55.28% | 32% |
2 | MySpaceTV | www.myspacetv.com | 9.21% | 17.73% | -48% |
3 | Google Video | video.google.com | 4.06% | 8.42% | -52% |
4 | Yahoo! Video | video.search.yahoo.com | 2.16% | 2.63% | -18% |
5 | Break.com | www.break.com | 1.82% | 1.57% | 16% |
| Note - the Hitwise data is based on a custom category of 68 of the leading online video websites ranked by U.S. market share of visits as defined by the IAB, which is the percentage of online traffic to the domain or category, from the Hitwise sample of 10 million U.S. Internet users. Hitwise measures more than 1 million unique websites on a daily basis, including sub-domains of larger websites. Hitwise categorizes websites into industries on the basis of subject matter and content, as well as market orientation and competitive context. The market share of visits percentage does not include traffic for all sub-domains of certain websites which could be reported on separately. | |||||
| Source: Hitwise | |||||
SalesForce and Google Apps Integration
Manoj Jasra - Monday, April 14, 2008
Salesforce.com [NYSE: CRM], and Google [Nasdaq: GOOG] today expanded their global strategic alliance to make it easy for companies of all sizes to run their business in the cloud with Salesforce for Google Apps. The combination of the Google Apps™ suite of productivity applications and the Salesforce suite of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications enables businesses to effectively communicate and collaborate without any hardware or software to download, install or maintain. Salesforce for Google Apps also leverages the Force.com Platform and Google's open APIs, opening up even more development opportunities for developers and partners.Communicate Directly from Salesforce
With Gmail, you can email customers and colleagues directly from within Salesforce. Log messages from Gmail automatically into Salesforce lead and contact records and eliminate the need to transfer information manually between the two applications in which you spend most of your time. Create new email messages from within Salesforce records—or any time you see an email address in Salesforce—and the recipient is added automatically to the To line. Plus, you can view past correspondence with your contacts in one place, and so can your colleagues with appropriate access levels.
Instantly Chat with Colleagues and Customers
Google Talk makes it easy for internal sales teams or customer-facing support teams to collaborate during sales calls, while coordinating with partners, and when servicing customer issues—all without leaving Salesforce. Google Talk is included in the sidebar within Salesforce, so you don’t have to switch between applications while reviewing CRM data. Using the power of instant messaging, you can instantly share information, coordinate changes, and plan next steps. Then save chats in Gmail and associate them with leads or contacts to preserve a record of your conversation for easy access later.
Collaborate in Real Time with Your Teams and Customers
With Google Docs, you can share and collaborate in real time on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations with team members, customers, or partners. Create documents right from Salesforce records without wasting time jumping between two user interfaces. Associate materials with contacts and leads so you never have to dig to find the right ones. Best of all, you can quickly share Web-based documents that everyone can review and edit without worrying about whether they have the latest version.
Quote Generator for Google Docs and Reports Collaboration for Google Spreadsheets (both powered by Astadia from the AppExchange) let you generate quotes and export reports into Google Docs for easy collaboration. Say goodbye to email attachments and managing multiple versions—working together has never been easier.
Stay Organized and Share Events
Salesforce and Google Calendar help you stay organized and manage all your work and personal events effortlessly. Keep track of your sales meetings, team schedules, and other events from Salesforce (using Appirio’s Sync for Google Calendar from the AppExchange) and share them with others using Google Calendar. Map campaigns in Salesforce to any Google calendar and see them displayed alongside personal or work events with Appirio’s Campaign Timeline (from the AppExchange). With Salesforce and Google Calendar, you can see all your important events at once with the checkbox simplicity and drag-and-drop convenience you would expect from an Internet application.
View Everything That Matters—in a Single Glance
Start your day with a customized, all-in-one view of everything that matters to you and your business with Salesforce and Google Start Page. All your critical work activities, metrics, documents, messages, and other important details are in one place; you can even display dashboard components from Salesforce using Appirio’s CRM Dashboard for Google Start Page (from the AppExchange). Now you can hit the ground running before you finish your first cup of coffee.
Screenshots of Google Docs, Home Page and Chat integration:



Labels: Google, salesforce
Phil Kemelor over at CMSWatch posted his thoughts on the latest news about Yahoo acquiring IndexTools and he did a good job in questioning how Yahoo's analytics service will compete with the likes of Google Analytics and Omniture. Below is a portion of his blog post, the full post can be found here:http://www.cmswatch.com/Trends/1208-Yahoo!-steps-into-analytics-with-IndexTools-acquisition
While Rubix could be a differentiator, without it, IndexTools does not offer the functionality that distinguishes it from Omniture and WebTrends -- for example the ability to analyze unaggregated data from a graphic UI and to perform repeatable Excel reporting. For now, you must use regular expressions to analyze unaggregated data and do manual updates of Excel...just like Google Analytics.
Dennis Mortenson, COO of IndexTools, claimed repeatedly that IndexTools could do 80 percent of what Omniture could do, at a fraction of the price. People also say the same about Google Analytics. This is marketing spin at its best. It doesn't matter which 80 percent or which 20 percent; it matters only how it matches your requirements.
As Web Analytics Report readers know, larger IndexTools customers picked that solution to get good standard reports, plus additional reports customized by the vendor, all at an attractive price. Feature richness and attention to individual customer service are not traditionally the hallmark of mass-market solutions, so Yahoo! has some clear choices ahead here, and IndexTools customers will want to watch carefully which way the new owner takes the service.
Omniture apparently doesn't see the Yahoo/IndexTools partnership to be a real threat according to the comment left on Julie Coquet's blog by Omniture's Brent Hieggelke:
We at Omniture congratulate IndexTools and welcome Yahoo! back to the Web analytics business. Let’s be clear though: this move by Yahoo! was done to compete with Google. IndexTools does not compete “toe to toe” with Omniture. The majority of their customers are small businesses (80% of IndexTools customers are SMB according to CMS Watch.) This is great news for small businesses that use Yahoo advertising. However, mid-market and enterprise customers demand advanced functionality, deep domain expertise and specialized services.
*** UPDATE ***
Index Tools is now Free!
Labels: IndexTools, Web Analytics, Yahoo
This Weeks Must Reads in Search Marketing
Manoj Jasra - Thursday, April 10, 2008- Yahoo! acquires web analytics company IndexTools - Dennis Mortensen
- 22 Great Web Analytics Videos - Rich Page
- Website Re-Design: A 21 Step SEO Checklist for Planning a Website Re-Design - SEO Space
- 6 Quick and Easy Accessibility Issues That Make Your Visitors Happy- Search Engine Guide
- How To Excite People About Web Analytics: Five Tips. - Avinash Kaushik
- Delicious Not Shrinking, But Another Problem Looms - Tech Crunch
- Getting the Most Out of Your Corporate Blog - Lee Odden
- Yahoo To Serve Google Ads - David Naylor
- The Beginner's Checklist For Learning SEO - SEOMoz
- Why SEO Cant Be Your Only Value Add - GrayWolf's SEO
- SEO Step Nine Of Ten: Conversion Optimization - Rick Tobin
- Google Puts News On The Map - Search Newz
Labels: Industry News, Must Reads
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