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Analytics On The Bleeding Edge: Transforming Data's Influence

Occam's Razor

Underpinning our Smart Lessons work is the very basic – incredibly complex – art of picking the right Key Performance Indicator. From 2006: Is Real-Time Analytics Really Relevant? ). It underpins every dimension of success.

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The Complete Digital Analytics Ecosystem: How To Win Big

Occam's Razor

A very special type of metric is designated to be a Key Performance Indicator (KPI). From the person, me, who created the 10/90 rule all the way back in May 2006 (#omg), it should not be surprising that the importance of the tool is a bit smaller than that of the Big Brains. Percentage that other thing.

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Best Web Metrics / KPIs for a Small, Medium or Large Sized Business

Occam's Razor

You are a small sized business and these four simple key performance indicators will literally rock your world as soon as you start measuring them. What key performance indicators are optimal for you? Here's how that picture might look like (from a post I wrote in July 2006!)… Bounce Rate.

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Goodbye Oracle Discoverer, Hello Next-Generation Reporting

Jet Global

Because Discoverer has been non-strategic since 2006, it’s a challenge for IT to successfully write reports. While your team members drive most reporting tasks, establishing key performance indicators (KPIs) with trigger points that flag data outside of the acceptable range can drive your business performance score even higher.

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Excellent Analytics Tip #27: Chase Smart Calculated Metrics!

Occam's Razor

The specific metric I've been mad about since day one of this blog ( May 14th, 2006! ) Every standard report in every standard tool is configured off Visits (or in Google Analytics language, Sessions), rather than Visitors (GA language, Users). is Conversion Rate. It is measured as Orders/Visits. [Or,

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