Global and UK ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar co-presented by Matt Bailey and Jennifer Laylock on social media and its impact upon marketing, media and PR approaches
March 23, 2007 (Press Release) --
ClickTracks Press Release
Title: ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar on social media
Date: 23 March 2007, London, UK
Author: Tim Gibbon, Director, Elemental Communications
ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar on social media and its impact on marketing, media and PR approaches
Global and UK ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar co-presented by Matt Bailey and Jennifer Laylock on social media, its impact on marketing, media/PR approaches
23 March 2007, London, UK---- Web analytics company ClickTracks (http://www.clicktracks.com) has another free online seminar for analysts who want to keep it simple.
The seminar (http://www.clicktracks.com/seminars), Social Media: Should You Digg It?, due to run on 26 and 27 March 2007 by respected editor-in-chief of Search Engine Guide, Jennifer Laylock and SiteLogic’s Matt Bailey. Having access to two very knowledgeable industry professionals, attendees will be given the tips/skills for the best use of social media marketing. Also attendees learn if there is value in social media.
In addition to this, the interactive environment lets attendees see examples of how SEO is affected by social media marketing/PR campaigns, why they need to do more than track social media traffic.
"The seminar will help to answer attendees’ questions on the effectiveness of social media to give them the edge over their competition,” says John Marshall, CEO and founder of ClickTracks.
“By enlisting the professional expertise of Laylock and Bailey, we hope to give all who attend our seminars some top rate tips to enable them to move their business in the right strategic direction in a rapidly changing environment that is foreign to many brands and agencies alike," concluded Marshall.
Free Learning Edition: ClickTracks Appetizer
To complement the series of online marketing and web analytics classes, the company offers ClickTracks Appetizer, a free web analyticsS software program that includes several of ClickTracks' most popular features--like its famous overlay view, path view, page analysis and basic visitor labeling. Appetizer is free software (not a trial) and is available for download at http://www.clicktracks.com/products/appetizer.
Beginning on March 23, 2007, users of ClickTracks Appetizer will be treated to seven days of free access to all advanced reports typically only available in commercial versions of ClickTracks.
The reports will be referenced in the online classes, and users can follow along with analysis of their own sites.
All You Can Eat on “Web Analytics Week”
Also, on March 23, 2007, ClickTracks will “turn on” all advanced features in Appetizer. For seven days, Appetizer users will have full use of ClickTracks' industry leading funnel report, robot report, campaign report, search and keyword performance, and advanced visitor labeling – features found in ClickTracks’ more powerful editions (Analyzer, Optimizer, Pro SMB and Pro).
ClickTracks introduced the
Title: ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar on social media
Date: 23 March 2007, London, UK
Author: Tim Gibbon, Director, Elemental Communications
ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar on social media and its impact on marketing, media and PR approaches
Global and UK ClickTracks Web analytics to host online seminar co-presented by Matt Bailey and Jennifer Laylock on social media, its impact on marketing, media/PR approaches
23 March 2007, London, UK---- Web analytics company ClickTracks (http://www.clicktracks.com) has another free online seminar for analysts who want to keep it simple.
The seminar (http://www.clicktracks.com/seminars), Social Media: Should You Digg It?, due to run on 26 and 27 March 2007 by respected editor-in-chief of Search Engine Guide, Jennifer Laylock and SiteLogic’s Matt Bailey. Having access to two very knowledgeable industry professionals, attendees will be given the tips/skills for the best use of social media marketing. Also attendees learn if there is value in social media.
In addition to this, the interactive environment lets attendees see examples of how SEO is affected by social media marketing/PR campaigns, why they need to do more than track social media traffic.
"The seminar will help to answer attendees’ questions on the effectiveness of social media to give them the edge over their competition,” says John Marshall, CEO and founder of ClickTracks.
“By enlisting the professional expertise of Laylock and Bailey, we hope to give all who attend our seminars some top rate tips to enable them to move their business in the right strategic direction in a rapidly changing environment that is foreign to many brands and agencies alike," concluded Marshall.
Free Learning Edition: ClickTracks Appetizer
To complement the series of online marketing and web analytics classes, the company offers ClickTracks Appetizer, a free web analyticsS software program that includes several of ClickTracks' most popular features--like its famous overlay view, path view, page analysis and basic visitor labeling. Appetizer is free software (not a trial) and is available for download at http://www.clicktracks.com/products/appetizer.
Beginning on March 23, 2007, users of ClickTracks Appetizer will be treated to seven days of free access to all advanced reports typically only available in commercial versions of ClickTracks.
The reports will be referenced in the online classes, and users can follow along with analysis of their own sites.
All You Can Eat on “Web Analytics Week”
Also, on March 23, 2007, ClickTracks will “turn on” all advanced features in Appetizer. For seven days, Appetizer users will have full use of ClickTracks' industry leading funnel report, robot report, campaign report, search and keyword performance, and advanced visitor labeling – features found in ClickTracks’ more powerful editions (Analyzer, Optimizer, Pro SMB and Pro).
ClickTracks introduced the
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