Tag Archives: Measure

Foursquare Introduces ‘Attribution’ To Measure Offline Results

Company’s entry into location analytics segment adds further momentum to the attribution revolution. Greg Sterling on February 23, 2016   Foursquare began as a “check-in app” and later evolved into a Yelp competitor. More recently, it has introduced location intelligence and become an ad platform for brands, relying on its first-party data for targeting. Now, … Continue reading Foursquare Introduces ‘Attribution’ To Measure Offline Results →

The State of Website Design: How Does Your Website Design Measure Up?

by Erika Dickstein January 13, 2016 Follow @springinsightJanuary 13, 2016 If the President of the United States were doing a “State of Small Business Website Design” speech, I think he would say that the state is very strong. While certainly there have been some silly trend detours in recent years (anyone else thrilled to see … Continue reading The State of Website Design: How Does Your Website Design Measure Up? →

Facebook Offers New Tools To Measure Foot Traffic, Dynamically Use Location In Ads

New tools leverage location, provide insight into online-to-offline consumer behavior. Greg Sterling on November 5, 2015 Facebook is launching two related products for local businesses. One is a free analytics tool called “Local Insights” that shows small business owners foot traffic around their stores. The other is an update to Local Awareness Ads that enables … Continue reading Facebook Offers New Tools To Measure Foot Traffic, Dynamically Use Location In Ads →

Taylor Swift is Not Number One: How to Measure Social Media Influence

Dustin GootOctober 27, 2015 This month, Instagram celebrates its fifth anniversary. To mark the occasion, Instagram announced (for the first time) the platform’s top five accounts. The names on the short list will not be surprising to anyone familiar with the current state of pop culture. Taylor Swift claimed the top spot (49.6 million followers), … Continue reading Taylor Swift is Not Number One: How to Measure Social Media Influence →