Tag: Analytics

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  February 23, 2011

  Social Media

  Live Preview: mediabistro Social Media Marketing Bootcamp With Carmen Scheidel, Director of Education, Events and Multimedia Content at mediabistro

  In December, Carmen Scheidel (@Scheidel), Director of Education, Events and Multimedia Content at mediabistro (@mediabistro), came to me with an idea – the hybrid between a conference and the kind of online courses I teach for them (@mediabistroedu). The concept would be 8 weeks long, with a conference keynote, question and answers as well as…
• December 14, 2009

  Analytics, Authors, Events, Innovation, Quotes, Social Business, Social Media, Social Networking, Social Networks, Web, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Writers

  The Evolution of Formulas to determine Social Media Influence

  This is a guest post from The A-List podcast guest Marshall Sponder. Marshall is the founder of Webmetricsguru.com, one of the most influential and viewed blogs on Web Metrics, Web Analytics, Social Media and Search Marketing. He  writes a monthly column for Entrepreneur.com on leveraging online marketing technologies that help businesses succeed in a challenging economy. Marshall…
• October 7, 2009

  Analytics, Online Video, Social Media, Social Networking, Social Networks, Web, Web 2.0, Web 3.0

  Live Podcast: Featured Guest Marshall Sponder, WebMetricsGuru.com

  Fair warning: Here I go on my quest to convince that analytic measurement and analysis is key to online business. And this time, I bring you a distinguished  metrics veteran to make the case. Marshall Sponder is Founder of WebMetricsGuru.com, and an expert on why metrics matter. He also happens to be an artist… take…
• September 15, 2009

  Analytics, Executives, Innovation, Podcasting, Social Media, Social Networking, Web, Web 2.0, Web 3.0

  Live Podcast: Featured Guest Gian M. Fulgoni, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of comScore

  Anyone that knows me knows I love analytics. Metrics and their analysis is an area that, I believe, has yet to see it’s day. If it had, I think we’d hear far fewer questions about ROI (Return on Investment). That’s my take, but what’s that of analytics executive Gian Fulgoni? Mr. Fulgoni is Executive Chairman…
• April 24, 2008

  Social Media, Web 2.0

  Dispatches From Web 2.0… Inspiring Keynotes – and DATA!

  Day Two – 24th April 2008 The morning began with more keynote addresses… the first two disappointed, but then came Yahoo CTO Ari Balogh (full first name: Aristotle! Hercu, are you reading?) who talked about “opening up the social graph” through Y! OS – Open Yahoo. Interestingly, of all the content Yahoo has, he called…