How Real-Time Data is Changing Business Optimization

For a while, a big limitation of online optimization tools was their lack of real-time reporting. Google Analytics (Google Analytics), the most popular analytics service out there, can easily take a full day before displaying your data. This was acceptable back when the web was static, but as websites become more and more dynamic, the rate at which we analyze and iterate based on our collected data has dramatically increased.
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By: Jeremy Richardson heads up Business Development at Mixpanel, Inc. a real-time analytics service that helps companies understand how users behave with web applications.

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Google Begins Phasing Out YouTube Accounts

Existing YouTube users are now required to associate their YouTube accounts with Google’s cross-site account system. New users are already required to do so, but Google is trying once and for all to phase out the pre-Google account system that’s left over from the days before The search giant purchased the video sharing site.
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Common Netuette Questions

The ground rules for online courtesy gelled sometime in the late ’90s: Don’t swear on public forums. Zip large files before sending. AVOID WRITING IN CAPS, AS IT IS RUDE TO CYBERSHOUT.

Today, as we spend more and more hours interacting online (Americans devoted twice as many minutes to social networking and blog-reading in 2009 vs. 2008, according to a Nielsen survey), there are more opportunities than ever for awkwardness, unintentional insult, rejection, creepiness and misunderstanding.

So this week, Stuff Hipsters Hate co-blogger Andrea Bartz and I are taking a break from broad-swath advice spewage and instead playing Emily Post to our friends’ and fans’ real-life netiquette conundrums.

By Brenna Ehrlich

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Site Seeker Team at BizBuzz Syracuse

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The Site Seeker, Inc. team, major sponsors of the conference, were out in full force on May 27, 2010 at the Syracuse BizBuzz Social Media Conference.  From the left, Dan Salamon, Kathy Hounson, Brain Bluff, and Fred Bluff.

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Twitter Feed at Bizbuzz

The Syracuse BizBuzz featured a live twitter fall during the conference.  Attendees were offered the opportunity to add comments, post questions to the speakers, and share experiences.

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Hartford BizBuzz Set for November 16, 2010

BizBuzz Social Media Conference is heading to the Hartford Convention Center on November 16, 2010.

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CALL FOR SPEAKERS

Call for Speakers to Hartford BizBuzz (November 16, 2010), Rochester BizBuzz (November 2010), and Syracuse BizBuzz (April 2011).  Contact Kevin Samolis 315-422-9400 kevin@theeventscompany.com

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