Media Bullseye Roundtable 2014.15 with Guest Co-Host Jen Phillips
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The page view is (nearly) dead. That’s the drum that Steve Rubel has been beating for some time. And he’s right, but for the wrong reason. His argument is that new technologies like AJAX and less new ones that are used more frequently today, like Flash, prevent most web analytics programs from accurately accounting for…
Terry Flannery, Vice President for Communication at American University, joined Chip to discuss communication and marketing departments in higher education.
Some of you know that in a past life I was involved in politics and policy in Washington, DC. I spent time on Capitol Hill, with a think tank, and in various advocacy or public affairs positions. I haven’t been involved in politics regularly in about 7 or 8 years, but every so often the…
The name of this blog — “Pardon the Disruption” — derives from the notion of disruptive technology or disruptive innovations generally. But what exactly is that? Or, more precisely, what does it mean to me? Wikipedia says: A disruptive technology or disruptive innovation is a technological innovation, product, or service that eventually overturns the existing…
Jeff Jarvis today issued a call for a blog measurement summit. That’s a great idea. As he points out, current panel based solutions aren’t as accurate as many would like to see, especially when it comes to niche blogs. Fortunately, there are a number of smart companies looking at and thinking about the problem, including…
In this episode of the Media Bullseye Roundtable, Mark Story, author of Starting Your Career as a Social Media Manager, co-hosts and we discuss: — How to effectively benchmark performance using web analytics. — How to determine the ROI of PR (and what to do when a client asks you to do the impossible). — How to…