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The big picture
New tools help retailers analyze which of their online marketing investments help drive sales.
Posted 03/28/2013Thad RueterPost a comment
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Fickle friends
Detailed analytics help web retailers solve the value puzzle of social shoppers.
Posted 08/01/2012Amy DustoPost a comment
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Up to Speed
‘Keep it simple’ is the mantra for web retailers seeking fast performance for their mobile sites.
Posted 10/01/2010Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Panning for Gold
Analytics help retailers sift search traffic to find the sparkling prospects for search optimization.
Posted 12/29/2009Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Retailers can unearth riches in web analytics data
Online retailers are honing their skills at using analytics data to boost sales and profit margins.
Posted 06/29/2009Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Profitable customers
Do you know what your return conversion rate is? Chad Little of FetchBack explains why every marketer should.
Posted 12/29/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Web Site Analytics
Mining customer data guides the way to better, more relevant web sites
Posted 06/26/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Google Gets E-Retailers Rolling on Analytics
The free Google Analytics tool is introducing many retailers to the idea of measuring site activity and paving the way for them to adopt more robust analytics tools.
Posted 03/27/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Retailers not digging deep enough to score with web analytics data
Web analytics can deliver more data on site visitor behavior in more ways than ever before, but many web merchants spend only a relatively small amount of time analyzing it, The E-Tailing Group says in its Sixth Annual Merchant Survey. One reason for the shortfall: a lack of enough trained analysts, the study says.
Posted 03/30/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Web Site Analytics
Web analytics technology may not be a panacea for Internet retailers seeking answers to how their sites are performing and how and why shoppers and customers act online, but it has become a key tool to help retailers enhance site performance and increase customer satisfaction, conversion rates and sales.JupiterResearch estimates that U.S. companies spent about $463 million on web analytics applications in 2005 and that spending will increase to...
Posted 06/30/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment
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