I've been receiving an increasing amount of Yahoo! Web Analytics (formerly IndexTools) questions lately due to the recent press on the CMS analytics study. While Yahoo! Web Analytics has not yet launched publicly, I wanted to send along some helpful links that discuss Yahoo! Web Analytics in more detail. I'm guessing that these links will only get people more antsy for the release, but it's helpful none the less.
Yahoo! Web Analytics For Your Web Site
Main Site:
http://web.analytics.yahoo.com/
Video: 9 Minute Overview (by Eric Hamilton)
http://www.detroitwideweb.com/temp/Yahoo-YWA-Reporting-Deck-EHAM.htmlhttp://eham1906.blogspot.com/2009/02/yahoo-web-analytics-reporting-overview.html
Video: Same As Above:
http://eham1906.blogspot.com/2009/02/yahoo-web-analytics-reporting-overview.html
Video: 5 Minute Overview (by Dennis Mortensen)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yelzmWK64z0
Yahoo! Web Analytics For Your Yahoo! Small Business Store
Video: Y!WA Set up for Yahoo! Stores
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ4rukzY3qM
Yahoo! Web Analytics Articles
Yahoo Web Analytics - What's the Verdict?
http://www.ecommerce-guide.com/solutions/advertising/article.php/3791481
Yahoo! Web Analytics Leaps Ahead of Google Analytics for Enterprise Use
http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2009/2/prweb2090264.htm
Yahoo! Web Analytics Book
Info On New Book by Dennis Mortensen
http://visualrevenue.com/blog/yahoo-analytics-book
Purchase Book On Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Yahoo-Web-Analytics-Dennis-Mortensen/dp/0470424249
Blog
Dennis Mortensen Blog
http://visualrevenue.com/blog/
IndexTools
Video: IndexTools at DME (2007)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5D32AS9sF4
Yahoo! Web Analytics Setup Guide
Setup Guide
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallbusiness/store/analytics/resources-02.html
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Yahoo Web Analytics Overview Video
For those of you out there looking to find more information about Yahoo! Web Analytics (formerly IndexTools), another overview video has been created. This 9 minute video was put together by Yahoo's very own Eric Hamilton. It covers many of the high level reports that can be found within the Yahoo! Web Analytics interface.
The video can be found at either of these two destinations:
http://www.detroitwideweb.com/temp/Yahoo-YWA-Reporting-Deck-EHAM.html
http://eham1906.blogspot.com/2009/02/yahoo-web-analytics-reporting-overview.html
The video can be found at either of these two destinations:
http://www.detroitwideweb.com/temp/Yahoo-YWA-Reporting-Deck-EHAM.html
http://eham1906.blogspot.com/2009/02/yahoo-web-analytics-reporting-overview.html
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Green Analytics
This post is a bit off the web analytics topic but I found this type of analytics to be pretty cool none-the-less.
Here's a snapshot report analysis of my home solar usage. I recently bought a new home in December that included some pretty cool (no pun intended) solar technology. This type of data will be very useful in helping me understand peak electricity usage, etc.
For example, the tall grey bar (that is hard to read in the chart below) is my high electricity usage during Super Bowl Sunday on 2/1 (ouch)! The orange bars show how much electricity I'm using up. Based on this information below, I'm not using as much as I'm generating. What this means is that my extra electricity is going back onto the city grid. And let me tell you....it never gets old watching my electric meter outside run backwards!
Here's a snapshot report analysis of my home solar usage. I recently bought a new home in December that included some pretty cool (no pun intended) solar technology. This type of data will be very useful in helping me understand peak electricity usage, etc.
For example, the tall grey bar (that is hard to read in the chart below) is my high electricity usage during Super Bowl Sunday on 2/1 (ouch)! The orange bars show how much electricity I'm using up. Based on this information below, I'm not using as much as I'm generating. What this means is that my extra electricity is going back onto the city grid. And let me tell you....it never gets old watching my electric meter outside run backwards!
So far, my home has reduced emissions equivalent to:
- Planting four mature trees
- Not driving 476 miles in a standard car.
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