Category Archives: Statistics

HOWTO Apply uegosdeben1ogrande to Web Analytics

Posted on February 4, 2011 by MichaelDHealy

Google Fixed Bing’s Work Product Who is checking your work? Google and Bing are in the midst of an intense discussion regarding Google alleging that Bing has been copying Google search results via the Internet Explorer 8 tool bar. What … Continue reading →

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Charting For Fun

Posted on February 2, 2011 by MichaelDHealy

Interesting Charts Making Lemonade If you are working on the FREE eMetrics pass, and you really should if you need a free pass, I created some charts based on the sample data. These data are limited in terms of the … Continue reading →

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Ethically Dynamic Analysts

Posted on February 1, 2011 by MichaelDHealy

Code of Ethics and Beyond Ethical Analysts . . . Then What? Nothing to Fear Accuracy Paradox Predicting the Future is Hard Predicting by Guessing Decision Optimization Dynamic Challenges Dynamic Web Analysts Challenges for the WAA The release, and public … Continue reading →

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Graphing Get Ready

Posted on January 28, 2011 by MichaelDHealy

Graphing Get Ready To help people get ready to enter for the Free eMetrics Pass, you did know about the contest right? One chart/graph whatever illustrating a cool web analytics challenge/opportunity 500 words or LESS describing that chart 500 words … Continue reading →

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Predictions Guaranteed to Be Correct

Posted on December 31, 2010 by MichaelDHealy

Free Money Back Guaranteed Predictions Feed Your Brain Over The New Year This is the time of year when predictions are made for the coming year. I am borrowing from Gregg Easterbook and instead proposing predictions for the future in … Continue reading →

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