Is Big Data on the Brink of Ruining Retail?
Retailers are taking advantage of the latest advancements in consumer targeting, but what are the drawbacks? Here are the pros and cons of Big Data in retail.
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Your website sharing statistics are fibbing
Most people do not share using social media. Almost all sharing online is via the “dark” web.
Coosto Launches Social Media Search Engine
Coosto, the social media monitoring and engagement software supplier from Eindhoven, the Netherlands, has introduced its new free tool, Coosto Open, in perfect time for the 2014 World Cup
Most Internet activity is non-human
Don’t believe everything you read in your analytics reports; most of those visits to your website are not from real people.
New analytical platform deconstructs Google’s Penguin 2.0
MathSight the purpose built analytical platform launched in March this year, has been used to deconstruct the Google Penguin 2.0 algorithm update
5 ways to understand customer behaviour online
Five ways in which you can understand the online behaviour of your website customers. Tips on web psychology.
New analytics tool launched by Decibel Technology
Decibel Technology, a leading specialist in software for web development and website management, today launched Decibel Insight, a sophisticated analytics and data insight tool
Should I redesign my website?
Should you redesign your website? Yes, says Alex Tuegels of WebKick from Andover
Go2Geo Launch Set to Revolutionise Online Marketing, Affiliate Marketing and SME’s
Go2Geo provides its users with geographically targeted shortened links and real time actionable analytics
Faster website analysis with new 1&1 app
New tool from 1&1 is a further step in offering small and medium sized businesses easy to use Internet solutions to support their business goals
Content Marketing Metrics
What are the ways of measuring the impact of content? This infographic shows you what to consider.
Is social media making companies any money?
Companies using social media fail to understand whether it generates any profits for them – a basic schoolboy business error