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Seven Ways to Mine Your Data with Cookies |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
 For most sites, the info stored in cookies can be a rich source of data that can be mined in many different ways. And if you actually write cookies for the purpose of data analysis, you can extract practically any information you desire from your site.
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Analytics How-To: Measure Duplicate Links on a Page |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
 A page that links to another often does so from several different hyperlinks. The most common example is a home page with a navigation bar at the top and another with text only links at the bottom. Since both hyperlinks point to the same URL, the request is identical regardless of whether the user clicks the top link or the bottom. Marketers sometimes need to know which link is really being used more, since this can heavily influence site design decisions.
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Why Do I Have So Many Zero-Second Visits? |
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Written by Gideon Amparo
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
 Does it feel like there's a revolving door on your home page? Are you noticing an abundance of short visits, zero-second visits or mass exits from your web site's front door? If so, you're in good company - these types of things are a common occurrence on many web sites.
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Making Marketing Decisions with Web Analytics Data |
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Written by Dane Chirstensen
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
 A common urban legend claims that we only use 10% of our brains. The validity of that claim may be debatable, but here's one that isn't: Marketers use less than 10% of the rich visitor segmentation information available from their web sites. How can you push your web analytics brain to the limit?
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Is Your Funnel Clogged with Useless Data? |
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Written by Lyris HQ Staff Writer
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Thursday, 06 March 2008 |
 If you're using any sophisticated web analytics program, you're probably familiar with a funnel report. The funnel, simply put, is a stage-by-stage view of visitors traversing your site, typically organized from top to bottom. Visitors from campaigns and other sources arrive at the top, pass through a 'qualification' stage where they're educated on your products and services, and then eventually continue on to your goal page.
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