Category: Analytics
By Jim on Jul 14, 2008 in Analytics, Content, Featured, Google, Marketing, Optimization | 0 Comments
Search Data Manipulation
keyword trends volume and unfriendly symbols
If you keep an eye on Google Trends or search for keyword suggestions regularly then you may notice strange results popping up from time to time. As an example you could could have a look at Google trends for date July 13th you will see the words .Pretty […]
By Jim on Jul 10, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Google, Marketing, Optimization, Research | 0 Comments
Google AdWords Keyword Tool
SEM by the numbers
So now, at long last, Google had fulfilled one of it’s greatest promises. Actual, real search volume numbers. No more will we be forced to guess if a green bar 3 is good or, if a green bar 4 is almost 5 or almost 3. Thats right folks real […]
By Jim on Jul 3, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Research | 2 Comments
The Long Tail Clipped
blind mice, a carving knife and academic voodoo
I read a quote recently in an article published by a Harvard Business School associate professor that stated, “Just because the Internet makes it possible to offer a near-infinite inventory of sale goods does not mean that consumers will want more obscure items in […]
By Jim on Jun 24, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Social Media, Web 2.0 | 1 Comment
Open Calais
Paving the way to web 3.0
Connecting everything is no small job but Calais wants to make all the world’s content more accessible, interoperable and thereby, far more valuable as well. Also known as Web 3.0, the Semantic Web or the Giant Global Graph, they call thier piece of it Calais. What it does […]
By Jim on Jun 11, 2008 in Analytics, Featured | 0 Comments
Forensic Computer Analyst
PC CSI AKA CYA
You may have noticed a new trend in the tech world, that of needing a Forensic Computer Analyst. So what the heck is a Forensic Computer Analyst anyway? Lets start with computer forensics. At the most basic level, computer forensics is the analysis of information contained within and created with/by/for […]
By Jim on May 28, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Google, Optimization, Research | 1 Comment
How To Rise In The SERPs
and add zero’s to your bank account
continuing from part 3
Similarly, the words used in the links anchor text on your sites page are your own votes about your authority on the keywords you chose to self define. While your own internal links pointing to your own internal pages do not […]
By Jim on May 19, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Marketing, Optimization, Research, StomperNet | 0 Comments
Stompernet Site SEER
Tools You Can Use
Jerry West and Howie Schwartz have been working on a new web site analysis tool. The result is StomperNet’s new Site-SEER. The tool will gather all the key information you look for in order to make informed decisions as an SEO. This is merely the first incarnation and it’s mainly […]
By Jim on Apr 21, 2008 in Analytics, Conversion, Featured, Research, Social Media, Web 2.0, tweets | 0 Comments
The 6 Ways To Do It!
with desktops
Have you heard of the expression, ‘designing above the fold’? It is terminology taken from print media meaning, put your best stuff where it can be seen. In the case of a news paper that would mean, place your most eye catching content above where the paper would be […]
By Jim on Mar 31, 2008 in Analytics, Featured | 0 Comments
thats right
2 Hours Part Deux
OK, now that you have used Google Site Map Generator or G Site Crawler to create your xml site map and, have double checked that those xml sitemaps are where they should be and, have pinged Google to let them know that the maps are in place, you can and, probably […]
By Jim on Mar 27, 2008 in Analytics, Conversion, Featured, Research | 0 Comments
SEO Rainmaker Conference
no chanting and dancing here!
So you think you know SEM and SEO? Think you know conversion and analytics too do you? Rest assured you will realize just what a papoose feels like in a tribe of true comanchero chieftain warriors when you powwow at the SEO Rainmaker. Ok no more code talker conversion […]
By Jim on Mar 26, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Google | 0 Comments
It’s The End oF tHe World!!
Again
Did you know that Google may begin to incorporate site load times into landing page quality scores? Naturally we all know that when ever Google does anything for the common good (G’s bottom line) that YUP you guessed it, it’s the End oF tHe World!
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By Jim on Mar 10, 2008 in Analytics, Featured, Google | 0 Comments
Bringing webmaster tools to your desktop
So you like Google, have iGoogle as your home page and, use Google’s webmaster tools analytics package. You won’t believe what Google has done for you now. WooHOO lets Geek-out!
Tags: Analytics, Featured, gadgets home page, Google, google analytics, igoogle