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Don’t Freak Out about Google’s New SSL Search

October 18, 2011 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics

A little over a year ago, I wrote a blog post about why you shouldn’t freak out about people opt-ing out of being tracked in Google Analytics.  Yesterday, Google announced that they are using SSL to encrypt search queries and…

Inspirational Video: Creating a Data Driven Culture by Avinash Kaushik

January 26, 2011 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics

I was inspired to write this post this evening after looking at my LinkedIn social graph and seeing the recent career arcs of some of my former colleagues (more on this later). This post is to thank and highlight a video from…

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Don’t Freak Out about Google Analytics Opt-Outs

June 8, 2010 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics

On May 25th, Google announced the availability of a browser add-on for Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Firefox that prevents a user’s browser from reporting site usage data to Google Analytics.  This plug-in has the effect of preventing visit and visitor…

Web Analytics Lunch: Avinash Kaushik & Bryan Eisenberg Discuss Testing

August 3, 2009 · by tmllr · in Lunchtime, Testing and Optimization

What are you doing for lunch today? If you are the type to eat quietly at your desk, why not spend your lunch listening to two Web Analytics gurus discuss testing? The other day, I found a great podcast that…

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Talks Web Analytics at Personal Democracy Forum

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Talks Web Analytics at Personal Democracy Forum

June 29, 2009 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics, Events

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg just delivered (via Skype) the keynote address at this year’s Personal Democracy Forum, one of the top conferences that deals with the convergence of the internet and government and politics. The main point of the speech…

Discuss Social Media Analytics with Me at the Politics Online Conference

Discuss Social Media Analytics with Me at the Politics Online Conference

April 14, 2009 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics, Events, Metrics, Social Media

I am a panelist at this year’s Politics Online Conference next week. The title of my session is “Social Media Analytics: Monitor, Measure and Manage Your Reputation on the Wild Wild Web of Social Media.”  I will be sitting on…

The Hits Keep Coming at Recovery.gov

The Hits Keep Coming at Recovery.gov

March 25, 2009 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics, Metrics

Earl Devaney, chairman of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, has a tough job – bringing transparency to the government outlays mandated by the recently-passed American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.  The main vehicle envisioned to bring this information to the…

eMetrics in DC

December 23, 2008 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics

I just wrote a little ditty for the WAA about how great eMetrics is in DC, I will post linkage once it is up.  The ditty: Why am I lucky enough to have an eMetrics in my city: Washington, DC!…

Phase Out Gauge Charts for Clarity

July 24, 2008 · by tmllr · in Data Visualization

If you have ever worked with any of my dashboards, you will not find an oft-used visualization, the Gauge Chart. Due to a few popular Analytics platforms, it seems that Web Analysts have latched on to this means to visualize…

Bounce Rate – We Can Do Better

October 1, 2007 · by tmllr · in Digital Analytics, Metrics

In a great article for Marketing Profs, Avinash Kaushik asks: Is Bounce Rate “the Sexiest Web Metric Ever?” I agree with Avinash in that Bounce Rate is one of the most important metrics for any type of site. A high…

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