Google Website Optimizer Authorized Consultants

January 12th, 2010 by Lars Johansson


Mark Red is now a Google Website Optimizer Authorized Consultant (WOAC). Mark Red consists of Christoffer Luthman and me.

Read Mark Red’s press release

Some of the services offered by Google Website Optimizer Authorized Consultants:

  • Experiment design
  • Experiment set up and implementation
  • Report analysis

There are currently 21 WOACs in Europe, covering 11 countries. Two of them are working in the Nordic Region.

Sweden: 1
Italy: 1
Greece: 1
France: 1
Germany: 1
Finland: 1
Turkey: 1
Spain: 3
Belgium: 3
The Netherlands: 4
UK: 9

The other 35 countries in Europe do not currently have a single WOAC. In other words: 76% of Europe does not have a WOAC.

There are currently 50 WOACs in the entire world.

Coverage per region:

North America: 25
Europe: 21
Asia: 1
Middle East: 1
Oceania: 4
Latin America: 1

Some WOACs cover several countries and regions.

Find a WOAC in your region

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All Google Analytics Apps for iPhone

January 1st, 2010 by Lars Johansson

This is a complete list of all Google Analytics apps for iPhone currently available for download from App Store. There are 11 variations of 8 different apps.

Three of them can be downloaded for free (Analyze This!, BAM Analytics and Analytics Agent Free). The only app that is free and not available in a paid version is Analyze This!

There is a time and place for all of the apps, but I’ve picked my personal favorites for different situations:

  • Comparing the number of goal completions for a period to the previous period and corresponding period last year: Analyze This!
  • View revenue and goal conversion rate per campaign: Analyze This!
  • View revenue per product: Analyze This!
  • Compare e-commerce revenue for a period to the previous period and corresponding period last year: Analyze This!
  • Quick access to visitor, visit and page view counts: Visits
  • Quick access to keyword and referral source counts: Visits
  • View number of visits together with number of Feedburner subscribers and Twitter followers: Ego
  • Keyword reports containing conversion rates: BAM Analytics
  • Keyword and landing page reports containing bounce rates: BAM Analytics
  • Viewing multiple trends at once: Pocket GA
  • Extensive technology reporting: Analytics App
  • Look for leads (network locations): Analytics App
  • Site search reports: Analytics App
  • Event tracking reports: Analytics App
  • Recency: Analytics App
  • Length and depth of visit: Analytics App
  • Visits and days to purchase: Analytics App
  • Top content: Analytics App

Conclusion:

No single app covers everything. You can, however, get far using Analytics App (the most costly one) if you are not running an e-commerce website and you’re not making money from campaigns.

If you only want an executive overview of page views, visits and visitors opt for Visits.

If you want an executive overview of goals, e-commerce and campaigns, use Analyze This!

If you’re a search engine marketer, select BAM Analytics.

All apps:


Analyze This! - Google Analytics app for iPhone
Analyze This! (free)


Visits - iPhone
Visits


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Top Blog Posts 2009

January 1st, 2010 by Lars Johansson


The 10 most read blog posts posted in 2009

  1. Free Google Analytics Plug-In for Microsoft Excel (GA Client/Add-On for Spreadsheets)
  2. How to View Event-Tracking Reports in All Google Analytics Accounts
  3. A Fun Game: Guess the Outcome of 15 Tests
  4. Interview With Alex Yoder, CEO of WebTrend
  5. 15 Google Analytics Resources (Plug-Ins, Tools, Blogs, and Hacks)
  6. Study of the Web Analytics Market in Sweden
  7. Interview With Joe Davis, CEO of Coremetrics
  8. Google Analytics App for iPhone (Analyze This!)
  9. Quick Response Codes Help Cross-Channel Measurement
  10. Webtrends, Widemile, Web Analytics, and Website Optimization — Interview with Alex Yoder, CEO, Webtrends


The 3 most read old posts in 2009

  1. Measuring a Niche Website
  2. Data Visualization (Resources in the Form of Blogs, Posts, Books, Presentations, Examples, Services and a Test)
  3. A Review of Tapefailure, RobotReplay and ClickTale


My 2009 favorites

  1. Prioritize Pages to Optimize Based on Monetary Contribution
  2. A Fun Game: Guess the Outcome of 15 Tests
  3. Free Google Analytics Plug-In for Microsoft Excel (GA Client/Add-On for Spreadsheets)
  4. Infidelity Rate and Google Infidelity Share for Web Analytics Vendors
  5. Google Analytics Opt Out (Block Tracking)


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