Tag Archives: metrics

‘Swamp People’ and Analytics??

Posted on February 25, 2011 by nordicclick

Do you know any?  Do you watch the show?  I caught myself watching a recent episode where Bubba and his son (yes you guessed it; Bubba Jr.) were wrasslin’ gators down in Louisiana. I could not for the life of … Continue reading →

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Snowstorms and Analytics

Posted on February 22, 2011 by nordicclick

As often proved in Freakonomics, two seemingly uncorrelated events can prove to be highly causal.  Take the monster snowstorm followed by a deluge of people working virtually during President’s day in Minnesota. We had several local clients trip their Google … Continue reading →

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Social Media Metrics – The Ultimate Actionable Data

Posted on December 2, 2010 by nordicclick

By Adam Proehl Last week I wrote a post about the four kinds of data (Actionable, Interesting, “Who Cares?”, and Golf Course Executive Brag” data).  At the Pubcon Vegas Conference a couple of weeks ago, I showed a slide which … Continue reading →

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Analytics: The Four Types of Data You Must Understand

Posted on November 23, 2010 by nordicclick

By Adam Proehl Hopefully I don’t need to ask you if you have a web analytics package for your web site. With the myriad of both free and paid tools available, it’s an absolute no brainer.  Not using Web Analytics … Continue reading →

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