March 15th, 2010
Head over to Six Revisions for my new guest article on Google Analytics Goals and Funnels, the start of a series of posts digging into some more advanced Google Analytics set-ups.
If you’re interested in Analytics you may also want to check out my new side project StatShare.
March 12th, 2010
Well I have a new project I’ve been looking to start putting together for a while but I’ve got as far as a domain and a holding page. The project is called StatShare and is at http://www.statshare.net. The aim is for people to share their website analytic reports via the site, anonymously, and they will then be collected together and analysed to produce useful data on bounce rates, visitor numbers and conversion rates amongst other things. By giving sites profiles the site will hopefully deliver reports on bounce rates for blogs in various traffic bands for example.
If you’re interested head over to http://www.statshare.net and pop in your email address and be sure to follow the official StatShare twitter account @statshare.
Oh and there’s a bit of webkit animation in there if you can find it! – enjoy.
January 26th, 2010
Following on from an article on here a while ago I’ve written a post for Six Revisions focusing on getting more our of you analytics package so head on over to Six Revision for a read of Unleashing the Power of Website Analytics, you never know you might learn something.
October 28th, 2009
Having completed a website for Wineberg the Tailors we were asked to do a site for another of the companies businesses Stamford Clothiers who specialise in plus two’s, plus four’s and breeks for the shooting and golfing communities.
The site offers made to measure and ready to wear clothing in a variety of different cloths and also ready to wear stockings.
October 21st, 2009
Well a nice little jolly down to London for the eCommerce Expo at Earls Court today. Generally I was surprised that I didn’t learn much new, except maybe that UK Fast have a recruitment policy that involves women who look good in hot pants http://twitpic.com/m8t5w (the girls in the picture are actually UK Fast employees and not hired in like I thought).
Not learning much can I guess be a good thing as it generally means we’re doing everything right in work. Still I attended a Google University session on analytics and I would certainly recommend Google University sessions if you get the chance to attend one. Amongst the things I took away were what the speaker said were his 5 key metrics that you should know for any eCommerce site and they’re equally applicable to normal sites.
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October 13th, 2009
Already an existing Armitage Online client Dreamcatcher’s website was redesigned and built using CSS, XHTML, JavaScript and includes Google analytics tracking.
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