Comments on: Web Analytics in Japan (Asia, Part IV) http://www.webanalysts.info/webanalytics/web-analytics-in-japan-asia-part-iv/ A blog about web analytics Tue, 22 Nov 2011 10:21:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Eric T. Peterson http://www.webanalysts.info/webanalytics/web-analytics-in-japan-asia-part-iv/comment-page-1/#comment-532 Eric T. Peterson Sun, 19 Aug 2007 02:56:19 +0000 http://www.webanalysts.info/webanalytics/web-analytics-in-japan-asia-part-iv/#comment-532 I like the idea of Eric T. Peterson being Japan's Eric T. Peterson. I had a fantastic time in Tokyo (much thanks to Chris himself!) and was tremendously impressed with the companies I met. I also agree with Chris, about four years behind the U.S. market. Still, I think we assume that the U.S. market is mature, don't we? I like the idea of Eric T. Peterson being Japan’s Eric T. Peterson. I had a fantastic time in Tokyo (much thanks to Chris himself!) and was tremendously impressed with the companies I met.

I also agree with Chris, about four years behind the U.S. market. Still, I think we assume that the U.S. market is mature, don’t we?

]]> By: Jacques Warren http://www.webanalysts.info/webanalytics/web-analytics-in-japan-asia-part-iv/comment-page-1/#comment-500 Jacques Warren Fri, 17 Aug 2007 11:26:25 +0000 http://www.webanalysts.info/webanalytics/web-analytics-in-japan-asia-part-iv/#comment-500 Very intersting interview! With the publication of Web Analytics Hacks in Japanese (my copy is on its way!), I think Eric T. Peterson will become Japan's Eric T. Peterson. There is always a time, when a market develops in Japan, when the Japanese turn to all things American for inspiration. I agree with Chris: I don't see how an Asian vendor would become a major international player, unless they find a way to get rid of cookies as a mode of counting repeat visitors ;-) Very intersting interview!

With the publication of Web Analytics Hacks in Japanese (my copy is on its way!), I think Eric T. Peterson will become Japan’s Eric T. Peterson. There is always a time, when a market develops in Japan, when the Japanese turn to all things American for inspiration.

I agree with Chris: I don’t see how an Asian vendor would become a major international player, unless they find a way to get rid of cookies as a mode of counting repeat visitors ;-)

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