beRecruited Growth Continues; Rock Mountain News Coverage
February 10, 2009 – 8:38 pm | Comments

It’s been a great couple months for beRecruited. By all measures, traffic and site-usage are ramping very nicely (more than doubling in the last calendar year).

Perhaps more importantly though, our recruiting metrics are growing …

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ComScore Announces Self Service Model - Coming After Quantcast?
September 9, 2008 – 7:43 am | Comments

At the poorly-attended breakfast session at TechCrunch 50 (maybe because its 8am) - ComScore has announced quietly that they are releasing a self-service model “in the next few days”. A publisher will be able to …

Dunkin’ Donuts Aren’t in California… Yet?
July 5, 2008 – 2:30 pm | Comments

It’s July 4th weekend and I’m in Cape Cod… which means that I’ve now enjoyed several Dunkin’ Donuts iced coffees and wondered why the only DD coffee I can enjoy in California is brewed at …

Long Tail Analytics with Quantcast, Google Trends & Compete - Who Wins?
June 21, 2008 – 11:28 pm | Comments

Google entered the public web analytics game yesterday by expanding Google Trends beyond search queries and into web traffic. Just a couple years ago, we had two options for web data:
- Comscore provided detailed analytics …

Google Trends Launches - Apparently I’m Techmeme’s 3rd Most Overlapped Site? (No Way!)
June 20, 2008 – 12:45 pm | Comments

Google today announced that they are moving Google Trends closer towards Quantcast and Compete’s territories… This is potentially big news - but it depends on how transparent Google decides to be and how well integrated …

Using Compete.com to ‘Understand’ Techmeme and Its Audience
May 19, 2008 – 9:48 pm | Comments

If you’ve read this blog often enough, you’re aware that I’m a big fan of Quantcast. I’m also a fan of analytics software / providers and was excited to try out Compete’s new pay-per-usage analytics …

Ron Paul Dominating the Web According to Compete.com
January 29, 2008 – 10:38 pm | Comments

Last week I posted about using Quantcast to predict the 2008 election - and suggested that Obama and Romney were favorites based on a combination of aggregate numbers and acceleration of traffic.
That post resulted in …

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