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Myths of Web Analytics - Part 3 |
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Written by Lyris HQ Staff Writer
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Thursday, 07 February 2008 |
 Our fearless marketing maven has made it through the Myth of the Average Visitor, and has a more keen understanding of how the Road to Hell is Paved with Trends. But she's about to face the biggest obstacle she's faced in the land of dotcom - the myth that Data Accuracy is What Really Matters. Knowing that other sages may try to confuse or obfuscate the issue, the wizards within the ClickTracks Castle offered our heroine some wisdom.
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Myths of Web Analytics - Part 2: The Road to Hell is Paved with Trends |
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Written by Lyris HQ Staff Writer
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Thursday, 07 February 2008 |
 The world is a busy place, and the land of dotcom is no exception. Even though our marketing maven had grown to understand the Myth of The Average Visitor, she began to fall under the spell of watching only for trends. The wizards from within the ClickTracks Castle sensed a disturbance and sent the following message to the marketing maven:
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Myths of Web Analytics |
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Written by Lyris HQ Staff Writer
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Wednesday, 06 February 2008 |
Part 1 - The Myth of the Average Visitor: Explaining the ins and outs of Web analytics to help dispel the kind of conventional wisdom that can lead your Web business astray.
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What is a Visitor Anyway? (Part 3 of 4) |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
 When you think "visitors", you think "people", right? Actually, a very large number of the visitors to your site aren't people - they're robots. Also known as spiders, crawlers or bots, these automated programs scour the web, searching and digging for information on behalf of their masters.
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