I help optimise ecommerce sites, using web analytics, voice of the customer surveys, user testing videos, multivariate testing and any other resources I can get.
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"Re. "Bite the Metrics Bullet" -- there's some very good news relating to email and metrics for 2012. Provided that you're using Google Analytics and have all your emails properly tagged (and if you're only doing the first of those, you are really missing out), the new Multi-channel Reports in GA may well be a pleasant revelation. Go and have a look at how email features as an 'assist' in conversions which ultimately take place via another channel. I've seen examples where for every pound email was credited with on the last click, there was another four pounds where it appeared earlier in a series of visits leading to the purchase. You still have to apply those "that doesn't mean it was the stunning quality of my email which caused all of those sales" sanity checks, but there's strong evidence to suggest that email is worth even more than most of us thought. It's probably worth investing more in it."
- Tim Leighton-Boyce