Hi,
At Freelock we're kicking off our long-anticipated "Vision" program, a series of newsletters, blog posts, and videos about website effectiveness. Before we get into the meat of things, we're setting the stage with the question, "How do we know if it worked?" And the answer is -- data.
So this month we're looking at a primary source of data, Website analytics.
How do you know if your website is working effectively? What does that even mean?
Stuart always has insightful things to say about Website analytics. Here's a conversation we had a while back, about the key things site owners should consider with their website analytics, and the serendipity to be found by digging through data and talking with each other.
Websites present multiple access points to potential conversions, and it is in the best interests of your organization to unlock every one of them. The savviest organization uses their website as a listening tool to see what customers actually want. It saves you time and res
September 2017
... that counts. Results matter. What results are important for you? What are you trying to accomplish with your website?
How quick do pages on your site load? How quick should they load? How do you make pages load quicker?
Why should you care?
Kicking off some posts about various performance challenges we've fixed.
[Edit: Thomas point out this is not really factorial, because it's addition of each number in the sequence intead of multiplication].
Before doing any changes to your web site, the first thing to figure out are your goals. As a web development shop, we focus on building web sites that create measurable value for our customers, aligned with their goals.
Some common goals:
April 2013
Chances are, whenever you do anything on any website in the world, Google knows about it. That's because half of the top million sites use Google Analytics to track everywhere you go. Nearly 2/3rds of the top 10,000 sites use Google Analytics. And out of all 186 million active web sites in the world, including a huge number of spam or parked domains, nearly 16 million of them use Google Analytics.
Business Intelligence. Customer Relationship Management. Big Data. High Speed analytics. A/B Testing.
