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How to Properly Measure A Website
The purpose of the measurement plan is to provide a shared vision of the web presence based on the fundamental goals outlined by the company's stakeholders
Read More »How To Run a Great Survey
Surveys are a great way to get relevant, actionable data directly from the people that matter: customers
Read More »Where Are My Customers Coming From?
"Where are my customers coming from?" is a sort of starting point on a journey of discovery about a company's website, visitors and customers
Read More »What the Hell is Engagment and How Do I Measure It?
Website engagement can be defined as the interaction between website visitors and the content on that website
Read More »Why Measuring Website Performance is Important
Simply put, measuring a web presence can save a company money, time and effort that could be spent in other areas
Read More »Reactive vs. Proactive Metrics
Loosely defined, reactive metrics help you target, isolate and find the cause of known issues while, proactive metrics allow you to prevent issues from occurring
Read More »Telling a Story vs. Storytelling
There is a big difference between using your web metrics to tell a story and manipulating your web metrics to tell a predetermined story
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