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The ongoing woes of counting web traffic. “This may be the most measurable medium in history, but the measurements all suck.”
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April 4th, 2008 at 11:50 am
Thanks Ethan - this makes our jobs all that much more difficult, especially when colleagues are used to accessing highly disaggregated, reliable financial data. They have a hard time understanding, “yes, our web traffic has increased, but I can’t credibly tell you by how much.”
Hope your eyes are beginning to feel better!