In my last post we said:- to understand the effectiveness we’re having we need to be clear about what we expect to achieve from communicat9ing with multiple target groups about multiple LE programmes- to get some idea of how effective the outputs are we need to find mechanism to track the conversion of “mega-metrics” into behavioural / attitudinal change.- to do that practically we need to set up a panel- form that a workable hypothesis on how all this functions can be drawn – a model for as many different “niche” markets as we deem necessary that explain|: group x visited y times and, as a consequence, did the following. The second of these posts builds on that and presents the process we might follow [and this chimes with what Bill Howe was proposing]. So the process could look like this:
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Measuring LE programme effectiveness [II]
February 27th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
Measuring Leonardo ENERGY programme impact – a way forward
February 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Uncategorized
“Trying to parse web data was like taking a drink out of a fire hose” – Bob Ivens
The purpose of this note is to arrive at a workable method for Leonardo ENERGY to understand:- how our digital communication is working – how interacts with off line communications- what the consequences for increasing demand for copper are as a result of what we do. LE’s content is extensive and covers a wide range of subjects and is directed at many, quite varied target receivers. Ideally what we need to know is how these various contacts use the information they take from Leonardo ENERGY at various levels and what they do with that information once they get it. This graphic illustrates the flow we need to understand:
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web traffic measurement
January 28th, 2008 · No Comments · Uncategorized
The debate goes on even more intesely outside of our immediate discussions and is now saying that neither panels nor DMD [directly measured data] are enough – you need both and then some [how about Mass Inference algorithm?].
That last comes from a group/ site called “Quantcast” that seem to offer something close to “..producing refined profiles that accurately represent web audiences…”
http://www.quantcast.com/how-quantcast-works.jsp
That’s their address – do we think they might be worth a try? As far as I have seen so far it seems to be a free service … but is there anything such as a free lunch?
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