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Tag Archives: Mike Reineck
When Facebook Goes Public. The demise of all other media.
Share Wall Street rumors say that Facebook may go public next spring. Hedge funds are currently stalking every Facebook employee and stockholder trying to grab pre-public offered shares for their portfolio. The valuation they are putting on Facebook shares translates … Continue reading
Are logjams in web analytic tag deployments giving new meaning to “waiting in the tag line”
Share This used to refer to the process of getting a new license plate for your car. In today’s digital world, it now refers to the equally frustrating task of waiting in a new sort of queue – the log … Continue reading
Posted in Digital, Measurement
Tagged chief analytics officer, content management systems, email campaigns, html, javascript, javascript tags, measurement systems, Mike Reineck, organizational time, search campaigns, Site Management, tag management, tagman, tags, Web Page, wysiwyg interface
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Who is Googling Your Name? Or why single-channel analysis does not work in a multichannel world
Share Recently, while on Facebook, I was targeted by a display ad for a product relating to a book on my “favorites” list. I didn’t click on the ad and went on about my business. However, later that evening, on … Continue reading
Posted in Measurement, Online Adveritising, Social Media
Tagged Advertising and Marketing, analytics, business, channels of distribution, conversion analysis, Conversion funnel, digital channels, Display advertising, Facebook, google, Google Analytics, Information Age, marketing, Measurement, Mike Reineck, Searching, Uniform Resource Locator
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When CPC and CPM Meet
Share DoubleClick recently released its benchmark figures for 2009. The overall Click-Through Rate (CTR) clocked in at a whopping 0.1%, which is comparable to the figure for 2008. For those of you not quick with a percentage, that means that … Continue reading


