15 post(s) written by Nikki Rae.

Hi all.  We are very lucky to have been donned the title of emetrics and SMX Official Blog Partners and as such, they have given us a 15% DISCOUNT CODE to offer to our readers (thanks guys :)).  So, without further ado….drum roll please…….. Read more

Thanks to everyone who got involved in Friday’s #noanalytics hashtag.  There were loads of hilarious answers for the simile ‘a site without an analytics package is like a…..’.  As I saw more answers pop up, I decided to offer… Read more

So, lucky us, April 14th 2010,  Google announces ‘More data and Charts in Top Search Queries’  using Google Webmaster Tools . Where previously, Google Webmaster Tools reported the average position for each Google search query, you can now click… Read more

Having enjoyed lunch sitting in the grand Kings Place offices , where the event was hosted (kindly sponsored by Zebra People), it was time for the workshops to begin.  I chose to attend Jason Buck’s ‘Story telling – communicating the… Read more

Due to parental duties, I couldn’t get the train in time for the very beginning of the event (but I had let them know I was going to be late). So, when I  arrived, the event was already swinging! As I sat down, dumped my bags, and pulled out my… Read more

As a web analyst, I concentrate very much on users at a data level then investigate further on real users and business approaches. To this end, I commonly think of conversion analyses on 3 levels and thus I often take a bottom – up approach: 1…. Read more

Unfortunately, I couldn’t make it to the SES event, but as GAACs we were invited to Google, London to meet and speak with Avinash Kaushik.  We had a great open floor discussion and Avinash kept us all entertained despite being sustained by only… Read more

What? Pardon? Don’t buy ‘Advanced Web Metrics for Google Analytics’, by Dr. Brian Clifton. “Nikki Rae, have you lost your marbles?”, I hear you say. But no, I have not as there is a very good reason for this command. A little… Read more

Thanks to Andre Scholten from Traffic4u for writing this post at Yoast.com. It provides us Google Analytics buffs with a great hack to enable us to see the position that our clients sites were on when they were clicked from Google’s SERPS (only… Read more