Emetrics Morning Wrap-up - Monday - October 15, 2007

Posted by Marshall on October 15, 2007 | Link It

This morning was spent talking to a lot of people, both those I know and some I've meant for the first time.   However, I didn't end up going to any of the sessions after the morning keynotes as I'm always ending up talking to people, and not actually sitting in - but maybe that's OK.

Monday, October 15

8:00 - 9:00 Registration and Breakfast
Regency Gallery & Ballroom
9:00 - 9:10 Welcome - Matthew Finlay
Regency Ballroom
9:10 - 9:20 Web Analytics Association Update - Richard Foley
Regency Ballroom
9:20 - 10:00 Keynote: Think Different, Jim Sterne
Regency Ballroom
10:00 - 10:30 Platinum Sponsor Presentation: Consumers Take Control: Transforming the Four P's of Marketing to the Four R's, Greg Drew, WebTrends
Regency Ballroom
10:30 - 10:45 Microsoft Gatineau beta Preview, Ian Thomas, Microsoft
Regency Ballroom
10:45 - 11:15 Break / Exhibits Open (until 7:30 pm)
Regency Ballroom & Ambassador Ballroom
11:15 - 12:05 Website Optimization Marketing Optimization Management Campaign Optimization Management Email Metrics Search Analytics Vendor Showcase & Demo
Report From the Front Line at Charles Schwab

Palladian Room

R.E.A.L. Reporting for the Real World

Empire Room

Multiple Digital Touchpoints - What do We Know so Far?

Diplomat Room

Calibrating Your Barometer

Capitol Room

Who Moved the Goal Posts?

Executive Room

Where Optimization Matters: Applying It to Varied Initiatives Across Your Company

WebTrends

Ambassador Room

What made an impression on me was Jim Sterne's talk on Thinking Different and how Web Analytics is not being described not as something you should do (but can't because you have a lot of fires to put out on your website) but as the "Fire Extinguisher" to put out all those fires.

Jim also talked about how different definitions of engagement, the holy grail of many marketers, aren't, by definition, measurable.  In other words, if your going to measure engagement, you have to define it in a way that can measure it.

Maybe that's' one of the problems with measurement - if your trying to literally measure someone else's definition of an event - but that event is not measurable …. well then, you can't measure it.

Now, it's time for lunch….and then I think I'll listen to Multiple Digital Touchpoints - What do We Know so Far?  I'll write about the rest of the afternoon, later.

12:15 - 1:30 Birds of a Feather Lunch / Exhibits (Open until 7:30 pm)
Regency Ballroom
1:30 - 2:30 Do It Yourself Usability Studies

Palladian Room

Advancing the Impact of Web Analytics

Empire Room

Affiliate Marketing - Buy the Numbers

Diplomat Room

More Email with Better Results: Segmentation changes Everything >

Capitol Room

Rethink SEM / PPC Analysis

Executive Room

Visibility, Insight, Answers: Optimizing Customer Experience

Numeric

Ambassador Room



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10/17/07 @ 11:30 am

Marshall - I occasionally read your blog and just came to the realization that we were talking daily at E-Metrics. Small world indeed. Looking forward to working with you on the Social Media Committee.



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