Blog Archive
From Analytics to Engagement
The analytics market is becoming quite mature, but many people still underestimate the value of it. Your website is your online store front - the most important part of your customer acquisition strategy - and while analytics may not be the “hot new trend” any more, it is still an essential part of your data-gathering efforts. Analytics can feed other tools which help to improve engagement on your website.
Published 16 Apr 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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Could Power BI Rejuvenate Analytics?
Microsoft recently released Power BI, a browser-based platform for data visualization which is capable of pulling data from a range of other tools, including its own Dynamics CRM platform as well as Google Analytics, Twilio and Salesforce.
Published 15 Apr 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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New Mobile-Friendly Google Algorithm Coming
Any business with a website offering payment processing should be pursuing all possible ways to maximise customer purchases.
Published 01 Apr 2015 by Paul Clarke, CANDDi
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Big Data and Analytics as a Service
A lot of organizations simply don't have the time, computing resources or expertise to handle big data processing in-house. They may have tried to take on some internal big data projects only to find that the expense of the project outweighs the benefits, or that they end up failing to meet important deadlines. Their lack of resources and expertise leaves them with the impression that analytics is a waste of time for their company.
Published 30 Mar 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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Why Even Small Brands Need Big Data
Big data is something that has been a core part of every enterprise strategy for a long time now, and the technology behind it is finally becoming accessible to smaller companies as well. We can expect to see some huge steps forward in the use of big data over the next year, with smaller companies being able to take advantage of analytics, tracking and sophisticated marketing techniques on a whole new level.
Published 13 Mar 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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Should You Explore Social Analytics?
The importance of web analytics is well understood. Tracking who comes to your website, when they come, how long they stay and what they do is essential if you want to optimize the performance of your site. However, that is not the only use of analytics. The most successful brands also use analytics for their mobile apps and for social media too.
Published 08 Mar 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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Using remarketing for conversion rate optimisation
It’s no secret the internet is the primary destination for all shoppers these days. From luxury Caribbean holidays to fancy Jimmy Choos and offices to rent. It’s all there. All waiting. All competing for buyer’s attention. Quite naturally, just like their high-street counterparts, online shoppers like to do some looking around. They like to shop for bargains. They like to make the right purchases. Typical online shopppers might visit 4, 5 or sometimes more websites going through their researching and buying decisions.
Published 05 Mar 2015 by Paul Clarke, CANDDi
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How Big Data Provides Better Insights
Big data and web analytics are becoming an increasingly important part of online marketing - not just for web-only businesses but for almost every company. Gartner predicted that by 2015 there would be around 4.4 million jobs in the big data industry, and that only one third of those jobs would get filled successfully. This puts companies in a difficult position. Can you find the talent to handle your analytics in-house, or should you outsource your analytics to companies that already have the right expertise? Should you be spending money on analytics at all?
Published 28 Feb 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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Efficient Ways to Calculate Your Return on Analytics
Analytics are not simply a “nice to have” part of a business plan; they are essential to the growth and sustainability of any business. They offer clear, hard facts and insights into the profile of and the behaviour of your customers. They allow you to get both quantitative and qualitative information about where your visitors come from, how they behave and the things that they like and dislike about your website.
Published 19 Feb 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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An evening with Lean Start-up Yorkshire
An invitation from Royd Brayshay turned into an evening not to be missed ....
Published 18 Feb 2015 by Tim Langley, CANDDi
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