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SAINT Myth No. 1: Classification Reports Always Mean What They Say

by Craig Scribner July 25, 2016 Follow @craig_scribnerJuly 25, 2016 Picture a Thousand Words (i.e., Make a Chart) Adobe Analytics clients are genuinely surprised to learn how far off the mark their own reports have strayed. SAINT Classification technology isn’t rocket science—anyone who has used a Pivot table or a Lookup function in Excel is … Continue reading SAINT Myth No. 1: Classification Reports Always Mean What They Say

6 custom Google Analytics reports you should use for every CRO project

Are you getting the most out of Google Analytics for conversion rate optimization (CRO)? Columnist Jeremy Smith highlights six custom reports to improve how you analyze your metrics. Jeremy Smith on July 7, 2016 at 9:26 am Google Analytics (GA) is an indispensable tool for gathering data that will help you maximize your conversions. As … Continue reading 6 custom Google Analytics reports you should use for every CRO project

Top 5 Tips For Interpreting And Acting On Attribution Reports

With the glut of data available today, measuring the return from your marketing program can be a difficult task. Columnist Eric Dezendorf has some key tactics for tackling attribution reports. Eric Dezendorf on October 28, 2015   How do you accurately measure the return on your marketing initiatives? Marketing attribution, or using analytics to assign … Continue reading Top 5 Tips For Interpreting And Acting On Attribution Reports

Email Marketing Study: Lodging & Travel Industry Reports Highest Email Open Rate At 56%

A new email benchmark study from Silverpop found the Lodging and Travel industry was a top performer when it came to email open rates and CTRs. Amy Gesenhues on September 14, 2015   According to a new email metrics benchmark study from marketing software provider Silverpop, the Lodging, Travel Agencies and Services industry reported a … Continue reading Email Marketing Study: Lodging & Travel Industry Reports Highest Email Open Rate At 56%