Analytics

  • WHYAnalytics from Visual DNA

    WHYAnalytics from Visual DNA

    Google Analytics is our go-to here at Haden Interactive. We’ve run into an interesting new analytics tool, though, which does quite different things from GA. WhyAnalytics doesn’t tell you how many visitors you’ve had with anything like accuracy, and it doesn’t tell you where your visitors come from or what they do at your website.…

  • Graph Search, EdgeRank, & Your Brand

    Graph Search, EdgeRank, & Your Brand

    A guest post by Craig Robinson Contrary to popular belief, one doesn’t need to be a computer expert to leverage things like EdgeRank, a ranking algorithm, and Graph Search on Facebook. While even the mere words “algorithm” or “protocol” might cause your eye to twitch, the good news is that you won’t need to immerse…

  • Your Online Presence and Feedback

    Your Online Presence and Feedback

    One of our clients is an industrial engineer who works with servo motors. The big thing about servo motors (and the place where they intersect with your online marketing) is that they don’t just make machinery go. They also get information that tells them whether they should go a little faster or a little slower…

  • Social Crawlytics

    Social Crawlytics

    One of the persistent problems with social media marketing is the difficulty of measuring its effectiveness. A new tool called Social Crawlytics is trying to help with that. Social Crawlytics takes a different approach from other social media monitoring tools: it doesn’t look at the reach of your tweets or the number of Likes you’ve…

  • Google Analytics in an Infographic

    Google Analytics in an Infographic

    This nice infographic is the result of a new service from Visual.ly: your own personal Google Analytics infographic. Once you sign in and give permission, Visual.ly will pull data from the past week at Google Analytics and populate the fields in the chart for you.

  • Harmonizing Analytics and Retail Link

    Harmonizing Analytics and Retail Link

    Walmart Suppliers have two significant sources of Big Data (at least): Retail Link, which gives insight into sales in Walmart and Sam’s Club stores, and Google Analytics, which gives insight into visitor behavior on the web. You might use another web analytics tool or a different shopper insight tool, but you can still get more…