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MOL buys Friendster – Look at the bigger picture

Filed in Announcements on 16. Dec, 2009 | 2 Comments

MOL buys Friendster – Look at the bigger picture

You may ask yourself – Why MOL would bother acquiring Friendster when you know the large majority of modern Internet goers are so into Facebook already? Your questions COULD be answered here. Give us your thoughts.

Google Analytics: Conversion Goals Tracking

Filed in Marketing, Web Metrics on 09. Dec, 2009 | No Comments

Google Analytics: Conversion Goals Tracking

Conversion goals tracking is one of the best ways to automatically quantify dollar-value goal measures: Which literally means – “Today’s probable sales as per Google Analytics is RMx.yy.” Let me tell you a short story about how awesome this thing is.

Statistics are only as good as your interpretation is

Filed in Cultures on 02. Dec, 2009 | No Comments

Statistics are only as good as your interpretation is

Whenever you come across bars, charts, numbers or anything statistical next time, put this in your mind – Statistics are measures. Measures of which define values of a particular object/subject’s property. Find out more about what makes statistics as valuable as your own assumptions, only.

Of search rankings & inbound links

Filed in Announcements, General on 30. Nov, 2009 | No Comments

Of search rankings & inbound links

What’s search ranking & inbound links? How is it possible to explain it in layman terms when there are so many technicalities involves. Although not perfect, I’ll try to explain what is it about as simple as possible, provide you with certain warnings and recommendations on tools to use, then show you the bigger picture behind the scenes where you may and may not have seen.

Why SEO companies shouldn’t guarantee search rankings

Filed in Marketing on 26. Nov, 2009 | No Comments

Why SEO companies shouldn’t guarantee search rankings

For those of you who don’t know, search rankings is a chronological sorting of what website comes first on a search engine results page (SERP), for a particular search query based on importance & relevance in the view of a particular search engine. See why SEO companies shouldn’t guarantee SEO rankings.. ever.

Search Rankings & Benchmarkings in 2007

Filed in Web Metrics on 24. Nov, 2009 | No Comments

Search Rankings & Benchmarkings in 2007

So what else can SEO (search engine optimization) companies back in 2007 do to benchmark their campaigns? Most of the time, it’s only by “Impressions/Hits” which tells us almost nothing about conversions, “Visits” & “Bounce Rates” which can only tell us less than half the story… read more

comScore – State of the US Online Retail, Q3 2009

Filed in Announcements on 16. Nov, 2009 | No Comments

comScore – State of the US Online Retail, Q3 2009

Gian Fulgoni is the speaker. The chart below explains a lot in a very brief fashion – About how web visitation can be summarized into different properties in terms of consumer behavior. Why even bother? It’s the US, not Malaysia. A chart like this shows vital information for marketers. Here’s why you should see this presentation…