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Judah Phillips is an experienced web analytics practitioner and Internet expert currently working as a Senior Director at a large, global Internet company. His blog is full of useful, unbiased, actionable insights learned from the real-world practice of a process-oriented, integrated approach to strategic Web Analytics for improving business performance.
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- Steve McInerney: Excited, yes; but not surprised I would hope.
Cheers! - Steve - Judah: Stephane: You hit the nail on the head. That’s precisely what a team needs - a request and response...
- Bryan Cristina: Excellent post Judah (as always). My team and I were just talking about things along these lines. We...
- Penny: I love this approach. Before I ever get to this point, I usually ask the requestor 3 questions: 1. What is the...
- Jim Novo: Re: Why is the analysis needed? I’d take it a bit further, especially when you have the...