SocialFish

JANUARY 19, 2011

Facebook’s analytics are very limited. Facebook’s Insights is their answer to analytics, and it is weak, at best. Facebook’s Insights is their answer to analytics, and it is weak, at best. So, basically, there’s no point in adding Google Analytics.

Facebook 279

Facebook Analytics Hosting Policies 279

SocialFish

DECEMBER 8, 2010

CAPTCHAs on a comment or contact form? If you have no clue about any of this, start using Google Analytics to see how visitors behave on your site. You might not be equipted – from an operational standpoint, or otherwise – to deal with the increase in donations or volunteers. Four ways to open your websites valves.

Analytics 165

Analytics Sites Course Eventful 165

SocialFish

APRIL 1, 2011

The Pros And Cons Of Facebook Comments (TechCrunch). Real-Time Analytics For Social Plugins (Facebook Developer Blog). Clearly this is enough to keep y’all busy for a while, but if you want more SocialFish curated links, here’s the link to the feed to subscribe to Maddie’s Reader shares. Bitly Blog). Datalicious.

Sysomos 162

Sysomos Vimeo Social CRM Analysis 162

SocialFish

JANUARY 3, 2011

My analytical side loves this takeaway. But an object can’t be social unless there is some clear social action to take: commenting, rating, re-posting to Facebook, retweeting, joining, etc. Everything’s moving so fast, if you wait for it to be perfect, you’ll miss the boat. Number 4: Remove the hurdles. Knowing how to participate.

Communities 154

Communities Project Community building Organization 154