Posts Tagged ‘metrics’

Measuring the success of a Social Media Marketing Campaign

Friday, August 29th, 2008

One of the biggest question we recieve from clients and potential clients is along the lines of “How do we measure our ROI” or “How do we know the campaign is working?”  This is definitely the largest gap in social media marketing right now.  However with a little bit of ingenuity you can pull some [...]

Content Promotion Strategies That Command Attention

Wednesday, July 11th, 2007

Content promotion strategies seek to engage your reader. The first and foremost consideration, after blog optimization succeeds in bringing traffic to your site, is how to keep their attention.
Content That Commands Attention

Your analytics provides data that tells you how long a reader stays on your site and which content  held their attention. Now Nielsen/NetRatings feels [...]

Blog Optimization Keys in on Customer Language

Thursday, July 5th, 2007

Blog optimization requires that you learn the language that your customer is using when seeking you out. After you have developed a “lexicon” of keywords and keyword phrases that are representative of you customers’ “lingo”, you have opened the door to the power of “pull” advertising. Your optimized site will pull your customer towards you, [...]

Blog Marketing and Knowing Your Audience

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

Blog marketing begins with knowing your audience. Performancing Metrics is a comprehensive metrics tool and service designed with bloggers in mind. More so, it has the ability to measure data from limitless blogs and across networks, catering to the needs of both large and small sites.
It’s free, easy to use, and will paint a [...]

Google now reports subscribers

Friday, February 16th, 2007

Word just came through the Feedburner blog that Google is now reporting on subscriber figures. This is a big step forward as marketers and webmasters have had to speculate on what we know to be a growing proportion of readers using Google Reader and Google Personalized Homepage to read blogs.
From the Google Reader blog:

Publishers [...]

Web metrics broken

Monday, February 12th, 2007

The standard measures for web metrics - unique visitors and pageviews - don’t apply anymore. The technologies of the web, particularly Ajax, have made these metrics outdated. They no longer hold the same value to web owners or to advertisers.
From Seattle PI:

Ajax — the software trick used on the page, Yahoo Inc.’s e-mail service [...]

RSS Feeds

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

Charlene Li’s Blog - Charlene Li’s Blog
IT Conversations - IT Conversations
Web Ink Now - How innovative marketers use digital information to turn online browsers into buyers.
Business Blogging - Yahoo! News - Search Results for Business Blogging.
Social Media News - The latest news about the social medai.
RSS Marketing - Google News - Search Results for RSS [...]

New ROI of blogging report from Forrester

Sunday, January 14th, 2007

Back in October, I posted our initial research
on the ROI
of blogging. Many of you contributed your ideas, thoughts, and criticisms –
thanks so much as it was extremely helpful.
We’ve (finally) published the report – and
actually, there are two of them. The first is “The ROI Of Blogging: The “Why”
And “How” Of External Blog Accountability”. It’s [...]

FeedBurner and USA Today Partner for RSS

Tuesday, January 24th, 2006

FeedBurner was quick to announce their partnership with USA Today to provide analytics for their RSS feeds. 
FeedFoundry allows commercial publishers to manage hundreds and thousands of feeds with a simple dashboard. Tag feeds to form subcollections for comparative reporting. Manage feeds in bulk, applying sets of services across large collections of feeds with one [...]

Podcast Survey

Thursday, December 8th, 2005

Obviously, the experts are saying podcasting is growing by leaps and bounds.  Here are some figures in the Bridge Ratings survey found at MediaPost:

5 out of 300 have downloaded a podcast
20% of those people listen weekly
the average user downloads 6 podcasts and spends 4 hours listening per month
only 20% use the MP3 format to listen
by [...]