Many sites have used Google Analytics to measure online engagement. Yahoo Analytics is also another free tool that also have received good buzz. Like Google, Yahoo now has its network of Yahoo Analytics Consultants. Thus, knowing this, would you be more inclined to use Yahoo Analytics on your site.
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Jump to PostInteresting question, especially now that Yahoo has teamed up with Microsoft.
But since Google is still #1 for now and might remain so for sometime to come, there's no need for me bothering to use Yahoo! Analytics. Moreover, I Yahoo! Analytics is mainly meant for large ecommerce websites and …
Jump to PostInteresting question, especially now that Yahoo has teamed up with Microsoft.
But since Google is still #1 for now and might remain so for sometime to come, there's no need for me bothering to use Yahoo! Analytics. Moreover, I Yahoo! Analytics is mainly meant for large ecommerce websites and not …
Jump to PostI recommend following the blog of the founder of IndexTools - Dennis M. to learn more about Yahoo Analytics
http://visualrevenue.com/blog/Will do. Does he give a consolidated tutorial on it or do you have to go through each post to get the info?
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