Learning more about digital marketing
Analytics is key to getting more from all of your digital marketing. it can help improve the effectiveness of your website's role in the business by showing you precisely how people use the site, what is working well and what isn't performing. It can uncover business challenges long before your traditional metrics will pick them up, and when in the right skilled hands can drive the development of your products and services; providing the most valuable of feedback channels. On the Digital Analytics Academy, we’ll help you take the next step in harnessing website and email analytics.
Knowing it had to compete with entrenched online lenders, FRM approached interactive firm Agency.com to develop a world-class website and deliver effective interactive marketing campaigns to help ensure the success of its new venture. In doing so, FRM joined a distinguished roster of Agency.com clients that have tapped the agency’s interactive marketing and website development expertise, including 3M, British Airways, BrownCo, Discovery Networks, T-Mobile UK and Visa.
If you’re studying on a Digital Training Academy programme, then this short orientation to some of the basic concepts gives you the chance to recap some of the basic concepts in web analytics. For experienced digital marketers it will probably simply reconfirm things you’ll already know, while for marketers new to the web it can help focus how analytics can drive decision-making. If you have questions then email your Academy Manager when you finish the session. The audio lecture lasts around 15 minutes and plays straight from the web page.
Here's the place to post them. Is there something you did not understand? Is there a new point you would like to make? Are there any new issues that you have discovered now you are applying your knowledge? Use this space to make your comments and to ask your questions.
With the advent of the web, every brand became a publisher. Web publishing demands strong analytics to drive product development and marketing strategy, yet most web publishers barely listen to their audiences. We developed Digital’s 5 Ps of Publishing Analytics as a way of giving publishers clarity about general audience measures that would be useful for their key performance indicators and digital dashboards. These simple notes are to support one small part of the management coaching workshops we run for website owners. We hope you find them useful and if you want to talk about them then post your questions in the online classroom discussion space at the top of this page http://www.digitaltrainingacademy.com/analytics
Hats off to the NetRatings team in London for some really savvy insights into how to crunch audience data. These graphs show new ways to measure the elusive form of 'engagement' based on a blend of the time spent with a site, the number of pages viewed and the involvement of the viewer. As the online industry struggles for smarter ways to think through these issues, this is a real leap forward in understanding.
Web Analytics solutions provider Unica gave us these tips for getting more from the NetTracker and Affinium NetInsight platforms.They’re big on setting actionable KPIs to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, SEO or helping website owners decide what action to take to enhance the performance of their website.
Jim Sterne - CEO Target Marketing
Internet advertising veteran Danny Meadows-Klue asks whether publishers explains that although publishers sell media space, advertisers are buying customers – and that’s where the problems start.
Welcome to the
Danny has been a researcher and commentator in the digital networked
industries since 1995. He managed the UK's first online newspaper and
has helped run web businesses ranging from mass market portals and
consumer magazines, to online stores, search and email services. Among
his industry roles he is the co-founder and former chairman of the UK
and European Internet and Interactive Advertising Bureau, and has been
lecturing on digital marketing for more than a decade. He set up
Digital Strategy Consulting in 2000 to help firms get the most from the
digital networked economy.








