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What drives online? Analysis of web analytics

What drives online? Analysis of web analytics

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The Internet is free and funded by advertising rather than levies and taxes. It's the cheapest channel to the world's most valuable commodity.

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    Posted on Monday October 26th, 2009 at 09:55

    This Forrester study (How Marketers Can Transform Their Business With Online Marketing) commissioned by Omniture emphasizes that strategy skills are the most important skills for an organisation to consider when interacting with clients or prospects ...

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    Posted on Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 03:46

    Business networking Internet is still in its infancy as a business discipline. It is starting, however to create formal inroads in many large and small business strategies, processes and procedures. South Africa is also starting to use the Internet t...

  • What drives online?

    Posted on Wednesday September 30th, 2009 at 08:58

    In the two years that whatdrivesonline.blogspot.com (blog.conversion.co.za) has been around, I haven't found a good answer to the question. Until today that is, I found an article by Stafford Masie, ex Google South Africa head entitled "What happens ...

  • Cheapest channel to world’s most valuable commodity

    Posted on Wednesday September 30th, 2009 at 07:07

    Information is the world's most valuable commodity. The Internet is free and funded by advertising rather than levies and taxes. It's the cheapest channel to the world’s most valuable commodity. I dream of South African business using Internet like...

  • Social Networks and the Conversation

    Posted on Friday September 11th, 2009 at 05:02

    Trends shows that Facebook is still the most searched for network. It may well be that Twitter users know to go directly to the URL without searching through Google. Alexa.com ranks (globally); Facebook 2nd, Youtube 4th, MySpace 11th and Twitter 13th...

  • Another step for eBooks

    Posted on Tuesday July 21st, 2009 at 05:52

    E-book sales make up about 1%of the $25 billion US book publishing market. It is significantly lower across the rest of the globe. The 25% annual growth rate will probably increase significantly as a result of this move however.One has to wonder why ...

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