Interactive marketing has long sold itself on the promise of accountability and ROI measurement. Yet, at the same time there continues to be challenges in solving John Wanamaker’s problem: “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.”
Archive for April, 2009
Multi-Click Attribution: Tracking the Way Conversions Actually Happen
Posted by staff on April 28th, 2009at 6:00 pm
Written by Daniel Riveong
Has “The Year of Mobile” Finally Arrived?
Posted by staff on April 27th, 2009at 6:00 pm
Standing Room Only at Media Metrics Panel
Posted by staff on April 23rd, 2009at 6:00 pm
Written by Krista Neher
Measuring digital is hot right now and it was standing room only at the Media Boot Camp Power Session: Defining the New Media Currency – How to bring traditional media metrics online.
‘Damn! If Only We Did Some Landing Page Testing’
Posted by staff on April 22nd, 2009at 6:00 pm
Written by Steve Hall
The biggest learning that came out of the ad:tech Omniture Sponsored Workshop: Close the Deal—Techniques and Technology That Will Increase Your Conversion Rates panel was a quote from Jupiter Research which stated, “Although only one third of the market is currently testing…79% of these companies have increased registration per visit, 74% have improved customers’ satisfaction and 68% have increased conversion rates.”






